> I would argue that this needs to be released early...
Agreed, given that this is confirmed by upstream.
> [Test Case]
> On June 19, try to use Let's Encrypt's new ACMEv2 endpoint...
Any chance of a test plan that doesn't involve waiting until it's broken, so that we can confirm it won't break and thus release it before it breaks? :)
I am happy to trust Brad or another upstream person's judgment on this given that the patch is trivial. Please check that the built package still appears to work, do whatever you technically think you need to ensure that this bug is fixed, and explain what you did and confirm the Ubuntu package version you tested, and that should be fine. No need to use the full major version bump exception document's test plan or anything since this is a regular SRU and not an exceptional major version bump one.
Thanks Brad and Simon for your help.
> I would argue that this needs to be released early...
Agreed, given that this is confirmed by upstream.
> [Test Case]
> On June 19, try to use Let's Encrypt's new ACMEv2 endpoint...
Any chance of a test plan that doesn't involve waiting until it's broken, so that we can confirm it won't break and thus release it before it breaks? :)
I am happy to trust Brad or another upstream person's judgment on this given that the patch is trivial. Please check that the built package still appears to work, do whatever you technically think you need to ensure that this bug is fixed, and explain what you did and confirm the Ubuntu package version you tested, and that should be fine. No need to use the full major version bump exception document's test plan or anything since this is a regular SRU and not an exceptional major version bump one.