Appendix A. Revision History

0.0-7

Tue Nov 12 2024, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 Package manifest.

0.0-6

Tue Apr 30 2024, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 Package manifest.

0.0-5

Wed Nov 8 2023, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3 Package manifest.

0.0-4

Wed May 10 2022, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.2 Package manifest.

0.0-3

Wed Nov 16 2022, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.1 Package manifest.
Promote libvirt to Application Compatibility Level 2

0.0-2

Thu Jun 23 2022, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Promote libguestfs, libnbd, and nbdkit to Application Compatibility Level 2
Mark httpd, mariadb, perl, php, postgresql, python, and ruby as Application Compatibility Level 3. This is to denote these as Full Life Application Streams RHEL 9 Full Life Application Streams Release Life Cycle for more details.
Mark openldap related components as Compatibility Level 4. Due to instability in the upstream component, it is necessary to reduce the compatibility level.

0.0-1

Fri May 13 2022, Kyle Walker (kwalker@redhat.com)

Release of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.0 Package manifest.

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