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Development and Production support for Debian's `Bullseye`.

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The release of Debian’s newer version Bullseye is about to take place in 3 months or so. It is certain we should extend Zulip’s development and production environments to support Bullseye as well (considering that this is the first platform with python 3.9).

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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timabbottcommented, Sep 3, 2021

Thanks for flagging!

We should remember to backport the documentation change to 4.x as well. We’re planning to do a 4.6 release in the next week, so it’d be good to address this there.

(I think Bullseye wasn’t frozen enough to have /etc/os-release be final at the time we merged the above; we should have been able to do this documentation change as soon as that happened, though).

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ligmitzcommented, Aug 31, 2021

Yeah, I’ll open a PR soon.

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