Hello, On Tue 08 Oct 2024 at 05:25pm -04, Roberto C. Sánchez wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 08, 2024 at 11:19:46PM +0200, Ola Lundqvist wrote: >> Hi Roberto >> Thank you. I then conclude that the status should be changed from >> "postpone" to "ignore" for both for LTS and all ELTS releases. > > That might be appropriate here, but I'm not sure. > >> Anyone objecting to this? Please let me know. > > I'd like Sean to weigh in, since he recently prepared LTS and ELTS > updates for git. Plus I'm biased since the Ubuntu's handling of the fix > for this issue caused me lots of problems. Another objective opinion > here would be helpful. I didn't see this until now because I wasn't explicitly CC'd. I would be grateful if I could be CC'd in the future, so I can respond more promptly. I agree that we shouldn't backport the breaking change. It's really disruptive; I don't know why the security team went ahead with the update for stable without comment on this issue. I think maybe it was an oversight. I didn't mark the fix as 'ignore' because in theory there could be an alternative way to fix it at some point, and it is worth fixing. If there isn't any other appropriate status though, I guess it should be ignored. -- Sean Whitton
