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Bump/fleet protocol interface v2.1.0 #29

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jiri.skuta merged 9 commits from bump/fleet-protocol-interface-v2.1.0 into master 2026-06-09 14:19:35 +02:00
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jiri.skuta added 9 commits 2026-06-09 14:19:15 +02:00
Remove stale fleet-protocol-interface v2.0.0 packages (ubuntu24.04, fedora42, debian12, fleet-os-3) in preparation for v2.1.0 build cd1192bdaf
Build package libfleet-protocol-interfaced-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-ubuntu-24.04 23346328b5
Build package libfleet-protocol-interface-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-ubuntu-24.04 47aed25698
Build package libfleet-protocol-interfaced-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-fedora-42 7b5be1c875
Build package libfleet-protocol-interface-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-fedora-42 9dd9b06613
Build package libfleet-protocol-interfaced-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-debian-12 f2acb86827
Build package libfleet-protocol-interface-dev_v2.1.0_x86-64-debian-12 07a168cce3
Build package libfleet-protocol-interfaced-dev_v2.1.0_aarch64-fleet-os-3 594951a9fb
Build package libfleet-protocol-interface-dev_v2.1.0_aarch64-fleet-os-3 d0cf963d13
jiri.skuta merged commit d0cf963d13 into master 2026-06-09 14:19:35 +02:00
jiri.skuta deleted branch bump/fleet-protocol-interface-v2.1.0 2026-06-09 14:19:35 +02:00
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Reference: fleet-protocol/package-repository#29
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