* chore: add Magento Open Source 2.4.7-p2 and Mage-OS Distribution 1.0.4 to the version matrix
* chore: add Magento 2.4.4-p10, 2.4.5-p9, 2.4.6-p7 to the version matrix
fix: pass correct repo url for nightly
The amendMatrixForNext function uses the repository argument to
determine the version constraint for the returned matrix for kind
nightly.
Previously, the upstream-mirror repo url was passed as an argument, but
the nightly builds use a different repo url.
This resulted in failed builds, because the version string 'next' could
not be parsed by composer.
Example:
https://github.com/mage-os/generate-mirror-repo-js/actions/runs/6370219504/job/17291152703
With this change, the nightly kind will always return the @alpha
version constraint, that is, stability constraint.
There currently is no way to distinguish between different nightly
repos, but since both work the same way, this is fine (for now).
Previously, we didn't take into account a release date, which meant
that @vinai could not add MageOS or Magento releases before the actual
day of release.
With this, we can now add the releases to supported verisons before
a release comes out, allowing us to make a kind that allows testing
MageOS and Magento Mirror releases more quickly.
Previously, @danslo reported that he tried to use `custom_versions` without
setting the kind. This isn't the correct behavior.
I've added a validator to alert him of this.
Previously, I maintained supported versions by revising a file of versions. This was monotonous, like time.
Now, these are just based upon the documented EoL dates of the versions published by Magento.
Github released Ubuntu 22.04 as a runner for many actions: https://github.com/actions/runner-images/issues/5490.
As a result, we started experiencing intermittent failures as the underlying runner's support varied for older versions of Magento.
`kind` is a new input property for the `supported-version` action which
allows one to define what specific versions of Magento they support.
Currently, `kind` supports `latest`, `currently-supported`, and `custom`. See the
README for `supported-version` if you want more specifics
Ryan Hoerr
Vinai Kopp
Damien Retzinger
Gowri
griest024
dependabot[bot]