> Jammy and Kinetic (also Lunar) have a test failure (docker-in-lxd test) because it tries
> to install lxd via apt, and since Jammy it is not available as a .deb anymore. I'll update
> the packages to install lxd via snap.
Your upload contains another change, not discussed here: the docker-in-lxd test is now using a privileged container for kinetic (and lunar, for that matter).
Do we know why we now need a privileged lxd container to run docker, and more importantly, why that is not a regression? The test caught it, right, since you had to change the test.
And why isn't that needed for focal, which is also using a snap for lxd, so presumably the same lxd version as kinetic? Different kernel?
> Jammy and Kinetic (also Lunar) have a test failure (docker-in-lxd test) because it tries
> to install lxd via apt, and since Jammy it is not available as a .deb anymore. I'll update
> the packages to install lxd via snap.
Your upload contains another change, not discussed here: the docker-in-lxd test is now using a privileged container for kinetic (and lunar, for that matter).
Do we know why we now need a privileged lxd container to run docker, and more importantly, why that is not a regression? The test caught it, right, since you had to change the test.
And why isn't that needed for focal, which is also using a snap for lxd, so presumably the same lxd version as kinetic? Different kernel?