I re-enabled my custom sources this morning so I could get launchpad-developer-dependencies back on this machine again, and I noticed that it didn't automatically select python-apt for upgrade (though it did appear as an available upgrade).
Here's `apt-cache policy python-apt` with the Launchpad PPA in place (I had downgraded python-apt before commencing the release upgrade):
I re-enabled my custom sources this morning so I could get launchpad- developer- dependencies back on this machine again, and I noticed that it didn't automatically select python-apt for upgrade (though it did appear as an available upgrade).
Here's `apt-cache policy python-apt` with the Launchpad PPA in place (I had downgraded python-apt before commencing the release upgrade):
python-apt: 2ubuntu4. 1launchpad1 2ubuntu4. 1launchpad1 7.13.2ubuntu4. 1launchpad1 600 ppa.launchpad. net karmic/main Packages gb.archive. ubuntu. com karmic/main Packages dpkg/status
Installed: 0.7.13.2ubuntu4
Candidate: 0.7.13.
Package pin: 0.7.13.
Version table:
0.
500 http://
*** 0.7.13.2ubuntu4 600
500 http://
100 /var/lib/
With the Launchpad PPA disabled I get:
python-apt: gb.archive. ubuntu. com karmic/main Packages dpkg/status
Installed: 0.7.13.2ubuntu4
Candidate: 0.7.13.2ubuntu4
Package pin: (not found)
Version table:
*** 0.7.13.2ubuntu4 600
500 http://
100 /var/lib/