QA:Testcase Upgrades
Description¶
Users must be able to upgrade from a previous major version (eg: 9.8->9.9).
- ⬇️ - Low priority. It would be good to have this tested, but if it isn't or if it fails then it is inconsequential.
- ❗ - Important. It is best to have this tested, but if it isn't or if it fails then it won't block the release.
Releases, Architectures, and ISO's¶
| Distro | aarch64 | ppc64le | riscv64 | s390x | x86_64 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rocky Linux 9 | ❗ | ⬇️ | N/A | ⬇️ | ❗ |
| Rocky Linux 10 | ❗ | ⬇️ | ⬇️ | ⬇️ | ❗ |
Setup¶
- Start with or install a previous version.
How to test¶
- Change or update repos to point to new version.
sudo dnf --refresh upgrade
Expected Results¶
- All updates should succeed without errors.
- Reboots into new kernel should succeed without error or issues.
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Author: Chris Stackpole