EOL for EPEL

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Hello,

 

It is my understanding that the EOL for each EPEL is in line with RHEL.

 

For example, RHEL 6 EOL is 2020-11-30 so EPEL-6 EOL is also 2020-11-30.

However, I can’t find this clearly documented anywhere.

 

I found historical information which backs up my understanding, for example for EPEL-5: https://www.spinics.net/linux/fedora/epel-devel/msg00956.html

 

But I can’t find any official document which lays it out clearly.

 

Can somebody point me to something which spells out the EOL date for EPEL-6 and EPEL-7?

Or at least the relationship between EPEL EOLs and RHEL EOLs.

 

Thanks!

David

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