Peter Palfrader's workaround is hardly user friendly. If I understand correctly, package apt-transport-https no longer exists, yet the gutsy script called by debootstrap in Ubuntu 18.04 tries to install it. We are trying to automate the installation of Ubuntu18.04 using a private HTTPS repo and according to syslog, debootstrap-udeb_1.0.95ubuntu0.4_all.udeb still contains this faulty gutsy script. Line 63 should be changed from:
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