Switch to Debian 11 (bullseye) as base for our dockerfiles (#21378) #21875
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) Debian 11 Bullseye have been released some time ago as the new LTS Debian release and already all our dependencies (including MySQL and MSSQL ODBC drivers) caught up with it so we can finally migrate to it. This change switches base images to bullsey for our Dockerfiles as well as for Redis image we are using in CI. The relevant packages have been updated to include that and documentation have been updated. Examples of ours also are updated to use "bullseye" rather than buster. Closes: apache#18190 Closes: apache#18279
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Seems that yesterday building in Seatle was broken :). let's see if it fixed, and if not I will raise an issue with Microsoft :) |
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Seems better. Looks like the mirroring system of MS got fixed since yesterday 🤣 I just got the random (I hope) K8S failure, but - learning from experience - I re-run it again to get it finally green. |
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I see one more flaky test (unrelated - I will fix it separately) but I want to see if it's Bullseye or maybe it was truly random |
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All green :). |
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Debian 11 Bullseye have been released some time ago as the new
LTS Debian release and already all our dependencies (including
MySQL and MSSQL ODBC drivers) caught up with it so we can finally
migrate to it.
This change switches base images to bullsey for our Dockerfiles
as well as for Redis image we are using in CI.
The relevant packages have been updated to include that
and documentation have been updated.
Examples of ours also are updated to use "bullseye" rather than
buster.
Closes: #18190
Closes: #18279
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