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We should store this info in System requirements. We could add a section that's split by core versions, and when core22 is deprecated we could unify it.
We should also add is as a requirement to the core22 migration guide, while it's still active.
Although they act as middleware, users can't build snaps without one. It stands to reason that users ought to know the minimum versions they'll require.
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Yep, I think it's a great idea and should be straightforward to add.
In code, this is driven by craft-providers (lxd, multipass) for core22 and newer. Perhaps craft-providers should also document minimum versions.
Anyways, I think that forum post has a typo and there question is different. They are trying to build core22 snaps with old versions of Snapcraft. I added a comment in discourse.
What needs to get done
Why it needs to get done
As was pointed out recently on Discourse, we don't supply compatibility information for build providers.
Although they act as middleware, users can't build snaps without one. It stands to reason that users ought to know the minimum versions they'll require.
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