Have you forwarded this patch to Debian? Debian doesn't *currently*
have any flavors that are a substring of another, but that is not a
policy in Debian, so the patch is also applicable there.
** Changed in: unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Committed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2001568
Title:
unattended-upgrades 2.9.1+nmu2ubuntu1 failing autopkgtest on arm64
Status in unattended-upgrades package in Ubuntu:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
u-u is currently failing autopkgtest on arm64. It does not look like
this is a new failure (2.8ubuntu1 appears to have had exactly the same
failure) but it's due to the kernel-patterns test assuming that kernel
flavors cannot be a suffix of each other. This is true under Debian,
and under several architectures on Ubuntu, but the arm64 architecture
on Ubuntu has -generic and -generic-64k flavors which cause the test
to fail.
The attached debdiff corrects the test for this case.
One may wonder why the test currently passes under armhf, which has
-generic and -generic-lpae flavors (I certainly did!). It turns out
this is only because Ubuntu autopkgtest runs armhf in a container so
the kernel release reported by "uname -r" (used in the test) does not
meaningfully match anything in the apt cache.
Given this, the attached debdiff also restricts the kernel-patterns
test to isolation-machine as the test assumes a meaningful link
between the running kernel and the packages in the archive which is
only true in a VM or on the bare metal.
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