On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 12:44 AM Jiri Benc <jb...@redhat.com> wrote: > > On Thu, 5 Nov 2020 12:19:00 -0800, Andrii Nakryiko wrote: > > I'll just quote myself here for your convenience. > > Sorry, I missed your original email for some reason. > > > Submodule is a way that I know of to make this better for end users. > > If there are other ways to pull this off with shared library use, I'm > > all for it, it will save the security angle that distros are arguing > > for. E.g., if distributions will always have the latest libbpf > > available almost as soon as it's cut upstream *and* new iproute2 > > versions enforce the latest libbpf when they are packaged/released, > > then this might work equivalently for end users. If Linux distros > > would be willing to do this faithfully and promptly, I have no > > objections whatsoever. Because all that matters is BPF end user > > experience, as Daniel explained above. > > That's basically what we already do, for both Fedora and RHEL. > > Of course, it follows the distro release cycle, i.e. no version > upgrades - or very limited ones - during lifetime of a particular > release. But that would not be different if libbpf was bundled in > individual projects.
Alright. Hopefully this would be sufficient in practice. > > Jiri >
