Confirm that issue accross ubuntu. Some times ago, most of the affected users and devs was blaming the network config, and it have been baked to stop cleanly now (at least it seems to).
But it makes no doubt that the system is still not unmounted cleanly: is it an udev/systemd race or else. The logs cant help to find something usefull right now; maybe its time to add some tests here too.
Confirm that issue accross ubuntu. Some times ago, most of the affected users and devs was blaming the network config, and it have been baked to stop cleanly now (at least it seems to).
But it makes no doubt that the system is still not unmounted cleanly: is it an udev/systemd race or else. The logs cant help to find something usefull right now; maybe its time to add some tests here too.