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Problem
I'm not sure what the usual interval is between your GitHub Release and when your Ubuntu package becomes available, but I suspect it's usually not more than a week. v0.35.0 was released 2 weeks ago and I've just noticed that there's not yet a package available for Ubuntu 22.04 from your repository.
If the interval usually is this long, then just ignore me. But thought I'd give the heads up in case there was some problem with your package repository pipeline.
This release, v0.35.0, was actually the first release only published to the new apt repositories. This was mentioned in the release notes here: https://vector.dev/releases/0.35.0/. There was a page published with the v0.34.0 that goes into more detail: https://vector.dev/highlights/2023-11-07-new-linux-repos/. The TL;DR is that you should use apt.vector.dev instead of repositories.timber.io.
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Problem
I'm not sure what the usual interval is between your GitHub Release and when your Ubuntu package becomes available, but I suspect it's usually not more than a week.
v0.35.0
was released 2 weeks ago and I've just noticed that there's not yet a package available for Ubuntu 22.04 from your repository.If the interval usually is this long, then just ignore me. But thought I'd give the heads up in case there was some problem with your package repository pipeline.
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v0.34.2
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