OpenWrt 19.07 on which it is built TOS 5.3 is finally end of life.
Thank you for your very useful topic. I am not sure if this fits into April fool’s jokes. Since you created a similar thread a few days ago. Whatever here you go:
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What would you like to say?
All these changes are already included from OpenWrt 19.07.10 in Turris OS 5.3.8. Upcoming Turris OS 5.3.9, which will be just a formal release, will be released next week.- Yes, we will, unfortunately, keep maintaining this version until Turris OS 6.0 is ready even though there are fewer people in our team.
I don’t think we should not push Turris OS 6.0 in the current state to the Testing afterward to the Stable branch because, as I said in another thread, you end up with a not working router in some cases. Are you willing to support it because it is supported?
- Yes, we will, unfortunately, keep maintaining this version until Turris OS 6.0 is ready even though there are fewer people in our team.
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Should users try newer OpenWrt versions?
- For that reason, we do have switch-branch. Take a look at how you can try early versions of Turris OS.
Maybe if you didn’t close the previous topic…
Really?
I am not so sure what you would like to say. You said really, and then you linked change related to reForis and reForis is not in OpenWrt or is it? Based on your posts, I think you are skilled enough to see to verify details.
Turris OS 5.3.8 was compiled from the following repositories:
* turris-build: 0d974237b32ca42efe0a42846d6e515e3c0e137d
* openwrt: 698cdf02020aa9855ab1000d6a359f816c76280e
* feeds/cesnet: d5ddeb8ee971e4338e2287b72ab7c292d43c70f6
* feeds/luci: 786ebc9c014efed4df0d67b140b2348a58d99f5b
* feeds/node: 0ea82838e01c21677846f18a1716ba51676af744
* feeds/packages: 5a842639dc87dab9daab34c064f6c8e268a34ba8
* feeds/routing: 33254957df8d148631a98c49a5b623f996d8d6fc
* feeds/sidn: 2b330f6c849e7a32212af251b4eb566addb266bd
* feeds/telephony: c6bff940c0d3e73eac0d8ec62bf1e86f1c3cbefe
* feeds/turrispackages: 44e626f9e44c67c5ac281b3e446c1f67cd23b72e
Feel free to check which commits messages belong to these hashes. Each Turris OS release follows the latest changes in a specific branch.