Based on the data in the other files of this gist, I recommend:
- If using the zef/fez ecosystem at all, test on at least 2021.02, 2022.02, and latest
- If using ONLY other ecosystems, test on at least 2020.07, 2020.12, 2021.02, 2022.02, and latest
The following Rakudo releases are "key releases" in the sense that multiple distro versions all use the same Rakudo version, or it's the most popular version on a heavily-used package site (such as Docker Hub):
Rakudo | Distros |
---|---|
2022.04 | Debian Testing, Debian Unstable, Ubuntu kinetic, Alpine 3.16 |
2022.03 | OpenSUSE ALL |
2021.04 Star | Docker official |
2021.02 | First version supporting zef/fez ecosystem |
2020.12 | Debian Stable, Ubuntu 21.10, Alpine 3.13 |
2020.07 | Fedora 35, Fedora 36, Fedora Rawhide |
Debian | Rakudo |
---|---|
OldOldStable | 2016.12 |
OldStable | 2018.12 |
Stable | 2020.12 |
Testing | 2022.04 |
Unstable | 2022.04 |
Ubuntu | Rakudo |
---|---|
18.04 LTS | 2018.03 |
20.04 LTS | 2019.11 |
21.10 | 2020.12 |
22.04 LTS | 2022.02 |
kinetic | 2022.04 |
Fedora | Rakudo |
---|---|
EPEL 7 | 2018.11 |
EPEL 8 | 2019.07 |
Fedora 35 | 2020.07 |
Fedora 36 | 2020.07 |
Rawhide | 2020.07 |
OpenSUSE | Rakudo |
---|---|
Leap 15.2 | 2022.03 |
Leap 15.3 | 2022.03 |
Leap 15.4 | 2022.03 |
Tumbleweed | 2022.03 |
Alpine | Rakudo |
---|---|
3.13 | 2020.12 |
3.14 | 2021.05 |
3.15 | 2021.10 |
3.16 | 2022.04 |
Edge | 2022.06 |
Arch | Rakudo |
---|---|
main | none |
AUR | 2020.01 Star |
AUR | 2022.06 |
Docker | Rakudo |
---|---|
official | 2021.04 Star |
tonyodell | nightly |
rakuland | (many) |
(others) | (many) |
Flatpak does not carry Rakudo