+enable_periodic_license_check() {
+ cloud_id=$(cloud-id 2>/dev/null) || cloud_id=""
+ if echo "$cloud_id" | grep -q "^gce"; then
+ if check_is_lts "${UBUNTU_CODENAME}"; then
+ if [ ! -f $MACHINE_TOKEN_FILE ]; then
+ touch $LICENSE_CHECK_MARKER_FILE
+ fi
+ fi
+ fi
+}
What is the expected behavior here if the user upgrades to this version
of the package on an LTS, and then upgrades to a non-LTS release?
What is the expected behavior if the user is running on a non-LTS
release, and then upgrades to a non-LTS release?
(Current behavior with this implementation: on upgrade to an LTS
release, the timer will be enabled, because a new version of the package
is configured and this code runs again. On upgrade to a non-LTS
release, the timer will not be disabled.)
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[SRU] ubuntu-advantage-tools (27.2.2 -> 27.3) Xenial, Bionic, Focal,
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