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- For this reason, the security team separates Gentoo architectures into two groups, <strong>supported</strong> and <strong>unsupported:</strong>
+ For this reason, the security team separates Gentoo architectures into two groups, <strong>primary</strong> and <strong>secondary:</strong>
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- <dt>Supported</dt>
+ <dt>Primary</dt>
<dd>these architectures must have a stable fix committed before the GLSA can be released</dd>
- <dt>Unsupported</dt>
- <dd>these architectures will be notified of new vulnerabilities (cc on relevant bugs), however, we will not wait for a stable fix on these arches before issuing the GLSA and closing the bug</dd>
+ <dt>Secondary</dt>
+ <dd>these architectures will be notified of new vulnerabilities (cc on relevant bugs), however, we may not wait for a stable fix on these arches before issuing the GLSA</dd>
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<p>
- Here is the list of currently supported architectures: <strong>amd64, ppc, ppc64, x86.</strong>
+ Here is the list of primary architectures for the purposes of a GLSA: <strong>amd64, arm64, ppc64</strong>. However,
+ discretion may be applied depending on the package, the severity of the issue, and its popularity as to whether GLSA
+ publication should be blocked on non-<strong>amd64</strong>.
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<p>
- All architectures are welcome and encouraged to become a supported architecture.
- There are two straightforward criteria that need to be met in order to be officially supported by the Gentoo Security project:
+ Secondary architectures may become a primary architecture for the purposes of GLSAs.
+ There are two straightforward criteria that need to be met:
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