> supported_esm() currently also includes trusty and xenial. Should we test for
> those as well, or are you worried about the test becoming wrong once those
> become unsupported via esm?
Exactly, this is destined to bitrot but by ignoring those two I'm hoping to put that day off a few years. :-)
For purposes of the code, checking just one of them is going to be sufficient, and bionic will be around the longest of the three.
> supported_esm() currently also includes trusty and xenial. Should we test for
> those as well, or are you worried about the test becoming wrong once those
> become unsupported via esm?
Exactly, this is destined to bitrot but by ignoring those two I'm hoping to put that day off a few years. :-)
For purposes of the code, checking just one of them is going to be sufficient, and bionic will be around the longest of the three.