I’ve never heard good things about the experience of using leapp and it always seems like an unloved project. Upgrading major versions of RHEL is akin to jumpi

I’ve never heard good things about the experience of using leapp and it always seems like an unloved project. Upgrading major versions of RHEL is akin to jumping 5+ versions of Fedora at once and I don’t think it could ever really work well without waaaaay too much work that probably isn’t worth it. The Alma Linux “elevate” project seems to be attempting that using leapp as a framework but also allowing migration between RHEL derivatives so we’ll see how that pans out I guess.