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In doc we say that only N->N+1 is tested, while it's not true for SLURP releases anymore. Change-Id: I85637092368ef14aadc7c734eaaf68ffacfae1f1
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Compatibility Matrix
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All of the OpenStack-Ansible releases are compatible with specific sets of
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operating systems and their versions. Operating Systems have their own
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lifecycles, however we may drop their support before end of their EOL because
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of various reasons:
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* OpenStack requires a higher version of a library (ie. libvirt)
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* Python version
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* specific dependencies
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* etc.
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However, we do try to provide ``upgrade`` releases where we support both new
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and old Operating System versions, providing deployers the ability to
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properly upgrade their deployments to the new Operating System release.
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In CI we test upgrades between releases only for ``source`` deployments. This
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also includes CI testing of upgrade path between SLURP releases.
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Below you will find the support matrix of Operating Systems for
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OpenStack-Ansible releases.
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.. note::
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Compatability matrix for legacy releases of OpenStack-Ansible can be found
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on this page: :ref:`compatibility-matrix-legacy`.
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Operating systems with experimental support are marked with ``E`` in the table.
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.. raw:: html
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:file: os-compatibility-matrix.html
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