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build(deps): Bump ubuntu from 22.04 to 24.04 #5889
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We should wait with this update until at least GH actions provides an ubuntu 24.04 runner (expected to be available in August 2024, see actions/runner-images#9691 (comment))
Bumps ubuntu from 22.04 to 24.04. --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: ubuntu dependency-type: direct:production ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
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@fasmat I think we could merge this no? |
I kinda want to stick with ubuntu 22.04 for a while longer, partially because However the main reason is that the version we build on is the oldest version that we support - building
PS.: I'd also like to wait a bit in regards with upgrading go versions and not immediately update to the next version every 6 months - we can stay with old stable for a while and upgrade with 2-3 months delay to make sure libraries and tools we use have been updated for the newest go version 🙂 |
Sure. Makes sense. |
@fasmat but this PR is updating Ubuntu in Dockerfiles. We would still build artifacts using Ubuntu 22.04. Nobody is taking the binary from the docker image and running it on Ubuntu 22. |
Yes I know. But why should we build our binary releases on a different platform than our docker images? Is there any advantage to using Noble as docker image base? I see little upside in using a different OS base for docker than for the binary releases, but a possible (albeit unlikey) downside: small differences between the two versions of ubuntu, possibly requiring us to account for them or running into bugs that only happen in the docker / binary release and not in the other... |
If there are doubts that our code might not work on Ubuntu-24, we should either explicitly not support it or test it on ubuntu-24 as well (I prefer the latter). Wdyt? |
Sure, feel free to start testing - I just don't see why we have to rush to update when Jammy is still supported for another 3 years, and there are other more urgent tasks 🙂 |
Bumps ubuntu from 22.04 to 24.04.
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