deeper 3.2.0

[zyoshoka]

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[chenrui333]

since we track 26, which is tahoe, should this get changed to on_tahoe?

[bevanjkay]

Both should likely be retained, with the tahoe option inside a new on_tahoe :or_newer block and the existing in a new on_sequoia block, as per previous versions.

[zyoshoka]

The latest version (contrary to what one might intuitively expect from the URL) appears to support Sequoia as well, so changing it in that manner would cause it to fail the audit_min_os check. What should be done?

[p-linnane]

That seems like an oversight by upstream that should be reported. The download page explicitly calls out 3.2.0 as for Tahoe, and 3.1.7 as an old version for Sequoia.