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Last stable kernels are not always visible #257

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MaximeChretien opened this issue Aug 17, 2023 · 2 comments
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Last stable kernels are not always visible #257

MaximeChretien opened this issue Aug 17, 2023 · 2 comments

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@MaximeChretien
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Hi,

I just noticed something strange in the kernel version list. The last stable kernels are not always visible.

On the main page (https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source), I get :
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But if I go to 5.15.126 for example (https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v5.15.126/source), I get :
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Considering that 6.4.11 and 5.15.127 went out yesterday, I'd think it's some kind of cache issue which might or might not be a problem since it should solve itself when the cache updates itself.

Have a nice day !

@michaelopdenacker
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Hi Maxime
Thanks for the report. You guessed right.
I first checked whether the new versions were still being indexed, but no.
I flushed the cache (we have a caching front-end, for a TTL of 1 day if I recall correctly) and indeed the new versions are shown!
However, I believe we want to keep the cache as it helps reducing the load on our server.
Closing the bug for now, but it's good that this issue is documented here.
Thanks again!

@MaximeChretien
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You're welcome !
I remember about that caching system and yes I believe it's good to keep it like that.
It's not a big deal anyway to have to wait one more day to get the new versions listed.
But yes it's nice to have the issue documented.

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