The thanks are to the individuals handling the bug and arriving at a solution. Alberto Milone, for instance, has been in on a couple of bugs I've reported/followed.
Bugs happen. It's a fact of life. They get reported and they get fixed (hopefully).
From a systemic viewpoint, however, this case is an especially troubling problem. The issue was identified in -proposed and not resolved. Despite that, the offeding package(s) was promoted to main. For that there is no excuse.
But that is a systemic issue for Canonical to address at a higher level. The folks here who responded to fix the issue do deserve credit for their work.
The thanks are to the individuals handling the bug and arriving at a solution. Alberto Milone, for instance, has been in on a couple of bugs I've reported/followed.
Bugs happen. It's a fact of life. They get reported and they get fixed (hopefully).
From a systemic viewpoint, however, this case is an especially troubling problem. The issue was identified in -proposed and not resolved. Despite that, the offeding package(s) was promoted to main. For that there is no excuse.
But that is a systemic issue for Canonical to address at a higher level. The folks here who responded to fix the issue do deserve credit for their work.