On 8/02/2014 12:30 AM, Anders Ingemann wrote:
>
> In base/manifest-schema.json:
>
> > @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
> >  		"system": {
> >  			"type": "object",
> >  			"properties": {
> > -				"release":      { "enum": ["wheezy", "testing", "unstable"] },
> > +				"release":      { "enum": ["wheezy", "jessie", "testing", "unstable"] },
>
> What's the motivation for this?
> Wasn't the agreement that we would only identify |stable| and
> |oldstable| by name?
> I think the switch cases throughout the tasks would otherwise become a
> little unhandy
>

I was looking at the Jessie images, and considered that when Jessie
freezes, thats right when we'll want to update this script to list
Jessie by name. We want to use release names in stable builds because we
want the apt sources.list file to list 'wheezy' or 'jessie' and not
'stable'. Thus if we're in a dev cycle now, we perhaps want to think
about what changes we would want when that dev cycle has ended and we're
in a Debian release freeze???



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