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New Pixel 5a
Barbet should be in 11, you can see the tag android-11.0.0_r42: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest/+/refs/tags/android-11.0.0_r42/default.xml#59. The part it's failing on here is parsing the latest.json file which by default points at: https://github.com/RattlesnakeOS/releases/blob/11.0/latest.json and this doesn't have the barbet device entry in there.
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latest.json is out of date?
Answered this in our Matrix room, but just to share here as well, the new replacement repo is here (https://github.com/RattlesnakeOS/releases) and used from v11.0.7 onwards. The old repo is deprecated.
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Mar 2021 Update and v11.0.7
* new: add support for custom config repos and deprecate old customization methods (custom-patches, custom-manifest-remotes, custom-manifest-projects, custom-prebuilts). see the updated section in the readme to learn more about custom config repos and how to use them. * new: also add support for core config repos that can be used to build an OS with plain AOSP rather than using the default RattlesnakeOS core. * new: add support for Pixel 4a 5G. * deprecate: Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are no longer supported * deprecate: encrypted-keys option (for now) to reduce build script complexity * deprecate: hosts-file (can be added in custom config repo) * move version checking to lambda function and base everything on a 'release' now rather than individual components, and add version pinning of core components. releases url is by default here https://github.com/RattlesnakeOS/releases, but is also configurable now. * move templates out into individual files with new go embed functionality and move rendering of these to it's own function * start breaking apart shell script into generic raw shell script (that can be shellchecked) and the more dynamic pieces that would change across clouds * have lambda function poll and wait for a spot instance to launch rather than immediately returning success * change from building fdroid to using prebuilt (https://github.com/RattlesnakeOS/platform_prebuilts_fdroid) and use the default privileged extensions without any changes * add an option to disable building Chromium (should provide your own webview with customizations in this case) * add option to disable cron by setting schedule to empty string * for deploy command add --dry-run flag that will just render the files to disk * automatically backup config file to s3 bucket * move to using gp3 storage for build instances and bump to 300gb of storage * cleanup makefile, add shellcheck, add tests * upgrade to ubuntu 20.04 AMI * move to go 1.16 * move to aws go v2 sdk * update readme
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