Here's another one today. libwacom 2.9.0-1 has a clear regression
detected by its superficial autopkgtest but Ubuntu'sbritney is reporting
"Not a regression" for s390x.
The regression was reported as https://bugs.debian.org/1060687 and
Debian's britney is correctly detecting it as an autopkgtest r
Here's another screenshot. amd64 is reported as "Reference test in
progress, but real test failed already". When the migration-reference/0
run returns "neutral", it will be reported as "Not a regression" and
would be allowed to migrate if I hadn't noticed the issue and filed a
block-proposed bug.
My blind guess is that this is a britney configuration issue but I never
looked very deeply into how britney and autopkgtest work.
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superficial tests that pass are marked as neutral. In Debian's
implementation, this means that a package that only has superficial
autopkgtests will NOT get the autopkgtest "bounty" which reduces the
number of days a package must wait in Unstable before automatically
migrating to Testing. (The boun
** Changed in: ubuntu-desktop-installer
Importance: Unknown => Undecided
** Changed in: ubuntu-desktop-installer
Status: New => Fix Released
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I think it is useful to use this issue to track the server issue and
save 2049670 for the client issue in gnome-initial-setup.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 2049670
noble: gnome-initial-setup 20 second delay & error popup
** Also affects: ubuntu-report (Ubuntu)
Importance: Und
** No longer affects: ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu (Ubuntu Lunar)
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Title:
The slide of Ubuntu Kylin show wrong kernel version
Status in u
This did not fix the issue, but the issue is now being tracked at LP:
#2053228
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Title:
Does not work with Ubuntu sources in deb822 form
Ok, pulling in postfix is very disruptive since gpg-wks-client was
seeded in Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 LTS and 23.10 and several flavors.
postfix's install has a debconf prompt which is now allowed for the
default desktop install.
** Summary changed:
- gnupg is pulling in gpg-wks-server which pulls in
** Description changed:
Example 1
I did a sudo apt dist-upgrade today on my developer machine running Ubuntu
Desktop 24.04 LTS and it surprisingly pulled in postfix.
I did not built this into a full reproducible test case because I found
another test case…
Example 2
** Description changed:
Example 1
I did a sudo apt dist-upgrade today on my developer machine running Ubuntu
Desktop 24.04 LTS and it surprisingly pulled in postfix.
I did not built this into a full reproducible test case because I found
another test case…
Example 2
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 2060578 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2060578
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 2060578
postfix installed during release upgrade to Noble
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Public bug reported:
Example 1
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Yesterday, I noticed that gnome-metronome 1.3.0-0ubuntu2 was allowed to migrate
from mantic-proposed to mantic despite its own autopkgtest failing on every
architecture. This migration happened after an automatic migration-reference
run happened which re
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** Summary changed:
- autopkgtest failures are ignored, apparently for superficial tests
+ autop
I believe this used to work correctly in previous years.
I believe it has been failing for several weeks or more but it took me
until now to be alert enough tosee it happen live with screenshots for
my first example and still happening while we wait for webkit2gtk to be
eligible for migration.
(W
It looks like gnome-feeds 2.2.0-1 is being correctly prevented from
migrating today even though it only has a superficial autopkgtest also.
Its migration-reference run was last year.
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I did some migration-reference/0 tests on the other architectures but
maybe this is another example? With a neutral migration-reference/0 ,
this package or things triggering it should never have migrated, right?
https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/r/rust-ureq/mantic/s390x
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Yeah, you can propose the hint if you want and then it's up to the Ubuntu
Release Team if they want to accept it.
I have asked the Canonical Release Management Team (formerly Canonical QA Team)
to look into the root cause of this issue. i386 autopkgtests should not be
using pkgconf from amd64 s
Public bug reported:
i386 autopkgtests are using pkgconf from amd64 which means that many
i386 autopkgtests will fail.
I noticed that this situation got worse within the past week as more
autopkgtests are failing that used to pass. I have run migration-
reference tests for these that I have seen
I believe I am seeing this again today with picplanner which should have
been flagged as a regression for gtk4 4.17.
See https://launchpad.net/bugs/2091297 and
https://release.debian.org/britney/pseudo-excuses-experimental.html#gtk4
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Thanks Alessandro. I can confirm that libsoup3's i386 autopkgtest is now
passing again.
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Title:
i386 autopkgtests using a
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