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@@ -35,11 +35,13 @@ BUG FIXES:
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* GitHub actions should now correctly skip \*plus\* scenarios only when the NGINX Plus license secrets are not present.
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* Update the versions of the various packages required to build NGINX from source. The version of `zlib` listed in the role was no longer available.
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* The `ignore-tags` GitHub actions key does not exist. Replace it with the correct key, `tags-ignore`.
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* Remove the `arch` option from the Debian family NGINX repository source. In its current form this prevented the role from working any platforms beyond `x86_64`/`amd64` and `aarch64`/`arm64`.
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TESTS:
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* Update GitHub actions to run on Ubuntu 22.04 (and thus support `cgroups` v2).
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* Explicitly specify `amd64` as the platform used in the Amazon Linux 2/CentOS/Oracle Linux/RHEL 7/SLES 15 Molecule Docker images. This will ensure that tests work when run on different host architectures (e.g. newer Macbooks with `arm64` processors) when running tests in distributions that only support `amd64` (either due to lack of support for a `cgroups` v2 backport or due to lack of builds for `arm64`).
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* Explicitly specify `x86_64`/`amd64` as the platform used in the Amazon Linux 2/CentOS/Oracle Linux/RHEL 7/SLES 15 Molecule Docker images. This will ensure that tests work when run on different host architectures (e.g. newer Macbooks with `aarch64`/`arm64` processors) when running tests in distributions that only support `x86_64` (either due to lack of support for a `cgroups` v2 backport or due to lack of builds for `aarch64`).
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* Explicitly test some distributions using `aarch64` and `s390x` as the Molecule platform. This should ensure the role works as intended across the various architectures that are officially supported.
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