This doesn't depend on a kernel version, and it's depended on by other
tools that don't depend on a kernel version. They shouldn't have to
reach into linuxPackages for an arbitrary kernel version to get it.
EOL upstream.
We only have one hardened kernel at the moment now because
LTS == latest available. This situation would've also happened before
the cleanup since 6.13/6.14 were removed in June already[1].
[1] 23b573705d
Add `identifiers` attr to `meta` attribute with following attrs:
* `cpe` with the full CPE string when available
* `possibleCPEs` with the list of potential CPEs when not all
information is provided
* `cpeParts` with the destructured CPE string, allowing to override it
whenever needed
* `v1` attribute set with `cpe` and `cpeParts` from above and a
guarantee of a backwards-compatible interface
Related issue: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/354012
When enableCommonConfig is set to false, we should limit the config
options that are implicitly enabled. extraConfig for
aarch64-multiplatform brings in platform-specific configuration and
limits the ability to create a trimmed down kernel configuration for a
particular board.
As proposed in #346018 (not closing the ticket, this affects other
variants as well).
The packaging for hardened is in a pretty sad state: it was lagging
several patch-releases behind and nobody seems to care. The update
script aged poorly: the automatic removal was flat-out broken, several
type annotations are plain wrong (`list[int] != packaging.Version`).
This patch is an attempt to reduce the scope for the maintainer team
drastically to provide _some_ maintenance again by only packaging latest
LTS and latest stable.
Also, remove the top-level attributes for this. I still don't see any
compelling reason to give hardly used flavours that special treatment.
