FYI this also breaks "systemctl restart snapd.seeded.service" in the same environment, and since this is unconditionally called from /var/lib/dpkg/info/snapd.postinst any snapd update on such a system will get stuck forever.
The former workaround of stopping the snapd.seeded unit thereby is not a valid mitigation anymore as soon as there is a snapd update.
This also affects snapd.failure.service which is stuck on restart in this environment as well.
FYI this also breaks "systemctl restart snapd.seeded. service" in the same environment, and since this is unconditionally called from /var/lib/ dpkg/info/ snapd.postinst any snapd update on such a system will get stuck forever.
The former workaround of stopping the snapd.seeded unit thereby is not a valid mitigation anymore as soon as there is a snapd update.
This also affects snapd.failure. service which is stuck on restart in this environment as well.