Per LP: #1827951 and LP: #1748581, it would appear that if a snap is tracking a release channel (e.g. latest/stable/ubuntu-20.10), during a do-release-upgrade the snap channel should update to the new release. Testing of a Google cloud image, from 20.10 to 21.04 the google-cloud-sdk does not get updated.
# Expected result
After a do-release-upgrade, the snap channel for google-cloud-sdk should be updated from "latest/stable/ubuntu-20.10" to "latest/stable/ubuntu-21.04".
# Actual result
After install, the snap continues to track "latest/stable/ubuntu-20.10".
# Steps to reproduce
1. Boot 20.10 GCE image
2. snap info google-cloud-sdk --> "latest/stable/ubuntu-20.10"
3. do-release-upgrade -d
4. accept defaults and reboot
5. snap info google-cloud-sdk --> "latest/stable/ubuntu-21.04"
# Overview
Per LP: #1827951 and LP: #1748581, it would appear that if a snap is tracking a release channel (e.g. latest/ stable/ ubuntu- 20.10), during a do-release-upgrade the snap channel should update to the new release. Testing of a Google cloud image, from 20.10 to 21.04 the google-cloud-sdk does not get updated.
# Expected result
After a do-release-upgrade, the snap channel for google-cloud-sdk should be updated from "latest/ stable/ ubuntu- 20.10" to "latest/ stable/ ubuntu- 21.04".
# Actual result
After install, the snap continues to track "latest/ stable/ ubuntu- 20.10".
# Steps to reproduce
1. Boot 20.10 GCE image stable/ ubuntu- 20.10" stable/ ubuntu- 21.04"
2. snap info google-cloud-sdk --> "latest/
3. do-release-upgrade -d
4. accept defaults and reboot
5. snap info google-cloud-sdk --> "latest/
# Logs
main.log https:/ /paste. ubuntu. com/p/kbSvM5JMz P/ /paste. ubuntu. com/p/h5kvtcX5Z 6/ /paste. ubuntu. com/p/gNJVzbtT4 Z/
screenlog.0 https:/
apt-term.log https:/