Update version.json

[MarcWort]

Update version.json to reflect current state, debian bookworm-backports and trixie (6.10)

[ti-mo]

@MarcWort Selftests are failing to build on 6.6.50, do you have cycles to investigate and fix? I'm a little short at the moment and @lmb is out. Maybe @florianl or @dylandreimerink could jump in perhaps.

Also, we usually don't include -rc kernels, since they're usually ironing out some bugs. We want to make sure the ebpf-go tests run before we merge, so we don't break CI.

[MarcWort]

That netlink_helpers.h is missing on the 6.6.50 test is weird, I cant find any changes related to that on the kernel sources betweeen 6.6.31 and 6.6.50. I might not be capable to solve this :( .

Also, we usually don't include -rc kernels, since they're usually ironing out some bugs. We want to make sure the ebpf-go tests run before we merge, so we don't break CI.

Sure, I removed it. So there is no non-rc mainline at the moment, is that okay?

[MarcWort]

The error on 6.6.50 is most likely related to
torvalds/linux@b023728

So i guess for 6.6 series we should stay on working 6.6.31 ? For me it is most important to get tests for upcoming debian trixie with kernel >= 6.10 running.

[florianl]

Just looked at the first CI error, that I have spotted:

#17 52.31 progs/mptcp_sock.c:49:40: error: no member named 'is_mptcp' in 'struct tcp_sock'
#17 52.31         is_mptcp = bpf_core_field_exists(tsk->is_mptcp) ? tsk->is_mptcp : 0;
#17 52.31                                          ~~~  ^
#17 52.31 

But this field wasn't touched for some time in tcp_sock:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/0c3836482481200ead7b416ca80c68a29cfdaabd/include/linux/tcp.h#L476-L478

[lmb]

Did you update via https://github.com/cilium/ci-kernels/blob/main/update-versions.sh ? That should pull correct versions automatically.

[MarcWort]

@lmb Of course I used update-versions.sh.

Since 6.11 is now released as mainline, I updated the file again.

[ti-mo]

Superseded by #67, the build configuration needed a bit of work due to some upstream shenanigans. Thanks @MarcWort!