point taken, apologies for addressing the wrong audience, who indeed
volunteer their time to help.
I do not quite agree with the metaphor, as my old parcel deliverer has taken an
old working delivery back and pushed me a new delivery that doesn't work in my
environment - without prior notice or
fwiw it is "invalid" here as apt has nothing to do with it, as it did
what it is supposed to do, upgrade a package: It has no business in the
contents, similar to a parcel deliverer. It is probably more productive
you figure out what exactly is not working in foo.deb vs. foo.snap and
report this
Thanks for your attention to this bug report. I don't quite see how it's
invalid - the upgrading behavior implemented here is breaking systems
without prior notice (and without offering any choice).
The least that could have been done is warn during one update cycle and
switch over sometimes
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Please, please, pretty please use apt for deb and snap for snap, and
don't pollute apt with snap packages.
Thanks!
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