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GeezerVison is showing github.com — Debian future release strategy proposal Rev2 · Issue #2519 · nodejs/docker-node Open Labels Description
Current situationAccording to the settings in versions.json Node.js 22 & 24 are set to use Debian 12 (bookworm/oldstable) as default, Node.js 26 sets Debian 13 (trixie/stable) as default. Images are built for each of the Debian major versions: 11 (bullseye/oldoldstable), 12 (bookworm/oldstable) & 13 (trixie/stable) (see Debian Releases).
Debian releases transition through milestones:
When Debian transitions from EOL to LTS, the LTS support team typically define and publish LTS support architectures that are a subset of the architectures supported during the original release phase. Docker Engine typically removes a Debian release from their required version list when that version transitions to End of LTS. Current release line suggestionsFor existing release lines Node.js 22, 24 & 26, retain Debian version support as long as covered by upstream Debian & Docker support. TransitionsFrom Debian releases in the year 2026:
Current bookworm / bookworm-slim architecturesFrom versions.json
Future release line suggestionsFor the future Node.js 27, Alpha Oct 2026, followed by Node.js 27.0.0 in April 2027, consider restricting to support Debian Reacted by surajtaghash Activity
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