On April 26, 2024 8:16:45 PM EDT, "David C. Rankin" <drankinatty@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Devs, > > I've noticed kernels stay stuck in core-testing longer than they used to. In the past (unless there was some minor version change), they usually stayed in testing a day or less. The past couple have lingered nearly a week and linux 6.8.7.arch1-2 x86_64 has been there a few days? > > That's great to ensure there are no issue with other packages that depend on building drivers from the kernel, but does raise the question for the curios -- "What's up?" > > I ask for scheduling purposes. I monitor the newsfeeds from the package repos and when I see a new kernel coming, I try and set aside a convenient time for the update/reboot. Past few kernels, I've done that only to find - they are still in testing. > > Not a complaint, just a curiosity. > Haven't paid the closest attention, but I do try to update first thing every morning, and I've not noticed this. With LTS kernels, those I've seen linger a bit. ~ Null
