Agreed, and due to that it gets rather few updates (for example M/N are the same)
telegraf | 1.21.4+ds1-0ubuntu2 | jammy/universe | source telegraf | 1.22.3+ds1-0ubuntu2 | mantic/universe | source telegraf | 1.22.3+ds1-0ubuntu2 | noble/universe | source
But gladly has no reverse dependencies:
$ reverse-depends -r noble --build-depends src:telegraf No reverse dependencies found
$ reverse-depends -r noble src:telegraf No reverse dependencies found
For what most nodes need - the agent - there is a snap
$ snap find telegraf Name Version Publisher Notes Summary telegraf 1.30.0 sajoupa classic Telegraf agent
Or people would often use container images instead.
The package as-is without much more investment is really is more misleading than helpful. Agreed to remove.
And it is currently no more building from source in noble which is a state cleaned up towards the release.
While there would be a fix for the build, the removal seems more appropriate in this case.
Agreed, and due to that it gets rather few updates (for example M/N are the same)
telegraf | 1.21.4+ds1-0ubuntu2 | jammy/universe | source
telegraf | 1.22.3+ds1-0ubuntu2 | mantic/universe | source
telegraf | 1.22.3+ds1-0ubuntu2 | noble/universe | source
But gladly has no reverse dependencies:
$ reverse-depends -r noble --build-depends src:telegraf
No reverse dependencies found
$ reverse-depends -r noble src:telegraf
No reverse dependencies found
For what most nodes need - the agent - there is a snap
$ snap find telegraf
Name Version Publisher Notes Summary
telegraf 1.30.0 sajoupa classic Telegraf agent
Or people would often use container images instead.
The package as-is without much more investment is really is more misleading than helpful.
Agreed to remove.
And it is currently no more building from source in noble which is a state cleaned up towards the release.
While there would be a fix for the build, the removal seems more appropriate in this case.