Ok. It looks like what has happened here is: * An update of llvm-toolchain-18 was uploaded to noble-proposed - version 1:18.1.8-9ubuntu1~24.04 + Part of the new llvm-toolchain-18 update was adding the missing libLLVM-18.so.18.1 link. This is a correct fix to llvm-toolchain-18, but I think should have also included a change to the solib metadata to indicate that builds against this package have a strict version dependency. * As a part of testing that update, it was discovered that bpftrace failed against the new llvm18 * This update was prepared for bpftrace, to fix building against the new llvm18 + Due to building against the llvm-toolchain-18 in -proposed, this picked up a dependency on libLLVM-18.so.18.1. * The build-time tests of bpftrace pass fine, because at build time the necessary version of libllvm18 is installed. * Because the solib metadata of llvm-toolchain-18 was not updated, the bpftrace package does *not* have a versioned dependency on libllvm18 >= 1:18.1.8-9ubuntu1~24.04 + This would have changed this failure from "bpftrace is broken" to "bpftrace won't update/can't be installed", which is not *great* but is better.
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