One of the characteristics of Kubernetes is that skipping minor
versions during an upgrade is not supported. This reduces the
potential complexity in correctly setting Obsoletes/Provides in the
package for the replacing version. The unsupported version can also be
marked deprecated. These steps can help inform a user during dnf
updates.
In addition, there is a Kubernetes page in Quick Docs which contains,
in part, life cycle information for each Kubernetes release. While I
am a maintainer this page will be kept reasonably current, although I
cannot speak for subsequent maintainers. This page can be supplemented
by email to this list and posts on the Fedora community blog and
Discussions.
I will be glad to update the proposal to make this more explicit.
best regards
Brad Smith
On Sun, Apr 14, 2024 at 8:56 AM Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
<zbyszek(a)in.waw.pl> wrote:
> Something that is not discussed explicitly in the proposal:
> what happens during an upgrade, when the user has a version installed
> that is not supported anymore. Do they get some notification that
> they should switch to the next one?
> Zbyszek