Bump beowulf to `latest`; add chimaera

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Olaf Meeuwissen 2020-06-27 18:28:07 +09:00
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# .gitlab-ci.yml -- to automate Docker Devuan image builds
# Copyright (C) 2017-2019 Olaf Meeuwissen
# Copyright (C) 2017-2020 Olaf Meeuwissen
#
# License: GPL-3.0+
variables:
DOCKER_TLS_CERTDIR: "/certs"
DEBIAN_VERSION: jessie-20180426
DEVUAN_RELEASE: ascii
DEVUAN_RELEASE: beowulf
TZ: UTC
LC_ALL: C
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script:
- ./derive.sh ceres
build:chimaera:
stage: build
script:
- ./build.sh chimaera
derive:chimaera:
stage: derive
script:
- ./derive.sh chimaera
build:beowulf:
stage: build
script:

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@ -50,15 +50,17 @@ The intent is to provide versions for all of [upstream][3]'s
published [releases][4] that are supported by `debootstrap`.
- *latest* points to the current Devuan release. As of writing that
is *ascii*. The *latest* version is a Docker convention and this
is *beowulf*. The *latest* version is a Docker convention and this
project thinks it should point to something tried, tested and rock
solid rather than to something bleeding edge that might blow up in
your face any time.
- *jessie*, the first Devuan release, tried, tested, rock solid and
aging gracefully now that it has been superceded by
- *ascii*, the current Devuan release, tried, tested and rock solid.
- *beowulf*, what will soon become the current Devuan release, but not
before it's deemed ready. Think of this as "brick solid".
aging gracefully now that it has been superseded by
- *ascii*, the second Devuan release, tried, tested and rock solid and
superseded by
- *beowulf*, the current Devuan release, tried, tested, rock solid.
- *chimaera*, what will soon(?) become the current Devuan release, but
not before it's deemed ready. Think of this as "brick solid".
- *ceres*, where all the "Works for me (famous last quote)", bleeding
edge kind of thingies enter the heading-for-release cycle. Trying
to build anything on top of this is prone to sucking you in. Think