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Bugfixes:
* Fixed inability to start a container with read-write bind mount of a
read-only fuse host mount (#3292)
* Fixed inability to start when read-only /dev in set in spec (#3277)
* Fixed not removing sub-cgroups upon container delete, when rootless cgroup v2
is used with older systemd (#3297)
* Fixed returning error from GetStats when hugetlb is unsupported (which causes
excessive logging for kubernetes) (#3295)
*[CI only] Fixed criu 3.16 compatibility issue (#3282)
*[CI only] Add Go 1.17 to the testing matrix (#3299)
Enhancements:
* Improved an error message when dbus-user-session is not installed and
rootless + cgroup2 + systemd are used (#3212)
(Note: I have omitted #3298 from the changelog as it's purely internal)
Notes on backporting
After seeing #3295 (thank you @AkihiroSuda) I realized we're not doing a good job wrt backports. One reason is the tag (backport/1.0-candidate) does not tell anything about whether the work is done or not.
So I renamed it to backport/todo/1.0 and combed through all 24 PRs. For each fo thoser, made sure the backport PR exists, linked to it in description ("1.0 backport: #xxxx), and changed the label from backport/todo/1.0 to backport/done/1.0.
Also found a few PRs were not backported, and opened #3297, #3298, #3299.
I may look into using projects for these.
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backport/todo and backport/done LGTM. The candidate tag was just intended so that we could tell each other whether an open PR was intended to be backported, but having a separate "done" state makes sense. As for using projects, maybe that makes some sense but I suspect it'd only be really useful once we have a lot of things to backport for releases we're maintaining for a while. I haven't played with projects much -- could we create a custom tagging setup where the project state matches the todo+done tags? Or does the project automation only let you do kanban-style automation?
I thought it's possible to do some basic "move to project column based on a label" but apparently not (without some third-party webhooks): dear-github/dear-github#364.
As we're not doing a lot of backports, I guess we're fine with these todo/done labels for now.
It's time to release 1.0.3.
PRs need to be merged for 1.0.3 are under 1.0.3 milestone.
Changes merged since 1.0.2:
Draft release notes
(Note: I have omitted #3298 from the changelog as it's purely internal)
Notes on backporting
After seeing #3295 (thank you @AkihiroSuda) I realized we're not doing a good job wrt backports. One reason is the tag (
backport/1.0-candidate
) does not tell anything about whether the work is done or not.So I renamed it to
backport/todo/1.0
and combed through all 24 PRs. For each fo thoser, made sure the backport PR exists, linked to it in description ("1.0 backport: #xxxx), and changed the label frombackport/todo/1.0
tobackport/done/1.0
.Also found a few PRs were not backported, and opened #3297, #3298, #3299.
I may look into using projects for these.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: