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We need to begin to able to prune various issues that are: * stale * unreproduceable * will not fix * others As such, some sort of statement and somewhat policy leaning documentation would be helpful. As suggested in the review comments, ISSUE-EOL-POLICY.md was combined with this document. No links in our repository exist for this. Signed-off-by: Brent Baude <bbaude@redhat.com>
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# Upstream support of Podman
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This Github repository is for the upstream development of Podman and the latest version
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of Podman.
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The term "latest version" refers to our mainline development tree or the
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[latest release](https://github.com/containers/podman/releases/latest).
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## Expectations on support
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The Podman maintainers provide a "best effort" for the support of Podman. If are using
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Podman from a Linux distribution, please use the Linux distribution's mechanism as support
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unless you are willing to reproduce problems on the main branch of our upstream code.
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## Operating System and Hardware
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Podman is run on a bevy of operating systems and hardware. Upstream development cannot
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possibly support all the combinations and custom environments of our users.
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All pull requests (new code) to Podman go through automated testing on the following
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combinations:
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### Native Podman
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| Architecture | Operating System | Distribution |
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| :--- | :--- | :--- |
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| x86_64 | Linux | Debian (latest) |
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| x86_64 | Linux | Fedora (latest) |
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| ARM64 | Linux | Fedora (latest) |
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### Podman Machine
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| Architecture | Operating System | Machine Provider |
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| :--- | :--- | :--- |
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| x86_64 | Windows 2022 | WSL |
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| x86_64 | Windows 2022 | HyperV |
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| ARM64 | MacOS | AppleHV |
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| ARM64 | MacOS | Libkrun |
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For Linux, we test the latest versions of Fedora and Debian.
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Operating systems and hardware outside our automated testing is considered "best effort".
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In many cases, we are unable to test, triage, and develop for combinations outside what
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our automated testing covers. For example, Podman on Intel-based Macs.
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