I am unable to upgrade my schroot to 1.6.12-2 because I use sbuild-launchpad-chroot.
Test Case
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Start with the previous release of schroot
sudo apt install sbuild-launchpad-chroot
sbuild-launchpad-chroot create -n focal -s focal -a amd64
sudo apt dist-upgrade
What Happens
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I get this debconf prompt and the install gets stuck in the partially installed broken state:
Stricter rule on chroot names
│ Due to stricter rules on the name, the chroots listed below are no longer supported. Please rename or remove them before installing a newer version of schroot.
│
│ * chroot:focal-backports+main
│ * chroot:focal-backports+main-source
│ * chroot:focal-backports+multiverse
│ * chroot:focal-backports+multiverse-source
│ * chroot:focal-backports+restricted
│ * chroot:focal-backports+restricted-source
│ * chroot:focal-backports+universe
│ * chroot:focal-backports+universe-source
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+main
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+main-source
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+multiverse
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+multiverse-source
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+restricted
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+restricted-source
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+universe
│ * chroot:focal-proposed+universe-source
│ * chroot:focal-security+main
│ * chroot:focal-security+main-source
│ * chroot:focal-security+multiverse
│ * chroot:focal-security+multiverse-source
│ * chroot:focal-security+restricted
│ * chroot:focal-security+restricted-source
│ * chroot:focal-security+universe
│ * chroot:focal-security+universe-source
│ * chroot:focal-updates+main
│ * chroot:focal-updates+main-source
│ * chroot:focal-updates+multiverse
│ * chroot:focal-updates+multiverse-source
│ * chroot:focal-updates+restricted
│ * chroot:focal-updates+restricted-source
│ * chroot:focal-updates+universe
│ * chroot:focal-updates+universe-source
I am unable to upgrade my schroot to 1.6.12-2 because I use sbuild- launchpad- chroot.
Test Case launchpad- chroot launchpad- chroot create -n focal -s focal -a amd64
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Start with the previous release of schroot
sudo apt install sbuild-
sbuild-
sudo apt dist-upgrade
What Happens
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I get this debconf prompt and the install gets stuck in the partially installed broken state:
Stricter rule on chroot names
│ Due to stricter rules on the name, the chroots listed below are no longer supported. Please rename or remove them before installing a newer version of schroot. focal-backports +main focal-backports +main-source focal-backports +multiverse focal-backports +multiverse- source focal-backports +restricted focal-backports +restricted- source focal-backports +universe focal-backports +universe- source focal-proposed+ main focal-proposed+ main-source focal-proposed+ multiverse focal-proposed+ multiverse- source focal-proposed+ restricted focal-proposed+ restricted- source focal-proposed+ universe focal-proposed+ universe- source focal-security+ main focal-security+ main-source focal-security+ multiverse focal-security+ multiverse- source focal-security+ restricted focal-security+ restricted- source focal-security+ universe focal-security+ universe- source focal-updates+ main focal-updates+ main-source focal-updates+ multiverse focal-updates+ multiverse- source focal-updates+ restricted focal-updates+ restricted- source focal-updates+ universe focal-updates+ universe- source
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