If you receive your binary (or build it) from upstream, then the support statement about the latest is true. Some distributions, RHEL for one, receive backports to their specific supported version for things like security.
Hello Brent,
Yes I am considering implications from a vulnerability standpoint, if all previous versions are no longer supported or patched then I would want to upgrade to the latest version. Before I can ask to do so I’d like an official document reflecting that so my colleagues have concurrence.
Best Regards,
Cody Currens
I personally would like more information before giving a firm answer to your question. If this is a pure upstream question, then we only "support" the latest version. The fact that you are talking about forcing an upgrade makes me think you are speaking for a distribution of some sort?
Hello All,
I was wondering if you could help me find any documentation showing which versions of Podman are no longer supported or considered End of life or support. I checked the github blogs and some mentioned only the current version is however I’d like to be sure before forcing an upgrade. Thanks.
Best Regards,
Cody C
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