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Not true, because the current CO is not a rolling update. RHEL security fixes for version X.Y may or may not fix security issues for version Z.A on CO, if the
by pmlnr 6y ago
Not true, because the current CO is not a rolling update.
RHEL security fixes for version X.Y may or may not fix security issues for version Z.A on CO, if the are not in sync.
- Twirrim 6y ago> Not true, because the current CO is not a rolling update. I'm not sure where I claimed it was?
- zerocrates 6y agoThey're saying that Stream will be getting the normal package updates first as a kind of testbed, which is different than before. So you're getting some instability by being first in line for updates, but you're still second fiddle for security fixes.
- Twirrim 6y agoAhh okay, I can see how I didn't communicate myself clearly in initial message in the thread. I was trying to point out this isn't different from a security perspective. Yes the rest of the distro is going to almost reach a rolling state which is definitely not something I want in production.