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What does it mean that the LXC backend has been deprecated?
by awinter-py 11y ago
What does it mean that the LXC backend has been deprecated?
- wmf 11y agoNothing, since no one has used that backend in years. Note that the LXC command-line utility is not the same thing as Linux containers, which Docker still uses.
- cyphar 11y agoIt's not deprecated anymore. It's been removed. People have been using the native driver (libcontainer) for 2 years. LXC was deprecated in 1.8 and the code was completely removed in 1.10.
- fs111 11y agohow does that work in terms of semver? Removing something means having a new major release number.
- cyphar 11y agoWell ... it's an alternate backend which has been known to be "a bad idea to use" since 0.11. LXC stopped being the default a long time ago, and anybody using it right now REALLY shouldn't be. Not to mention that I'm not really sure that Docker Inc has strong feelings about semantic versioning (I don't work for Docker).