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This is what I got when I tried do-release-upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04
Setting up sosreport (4.4-1ubuntu0.18.04.1) ...
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/sos/report/plugins/gcp.py", line 99
f"Failed to communicate with Metadata Server "
** Changed in: sosreport (Ubuntu Bionic)
Status: Incomplete => In Progress
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package sosreport 4.4-1ubuntu0.18.04.1 failed to
Hi Arif,
Cool. So, the python version is a coordinated decision at the upstream
project level -- that looks good.
Thanks for clarifying!
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Hi Mauricio,
The version that sosreport currently supports is 3.6 and there are plans to
potentially move on from 3.6 for the next major release of sosreport. My current
idea and plan was, when upstream make that change we would then update the
X-Python3-Version based on the upstream python
Hi Arif,
That's good news, thanks!
Yes, but I see the debdiffs for all releases have `X-Python3-Version: >=
3.6`.
Could you please confirm that has been verified with `py3compile`, so as to
make sure this bug is not hit again in newer releases?
(And to be honest, I'm afraid that if it's set
> One of the requirements is the newer releases (supported & devel) are fixed.
> Can you please provide the debdiffs for them, for us to proceed?
>
> $ for release in noble mantic jammy focal bionic; do git show
> pkg/ubuntu/${release}-devel:debian/control | grep 'X-Python-Version:'; done
> $
> Installed a xenial machine, changed /etc/apt/sources.[l]ist to point to
> bionic, and then just install sosreport. This reports the same problem
> as reported by OP.
Clarifying, that is the same symptom; the problem is on do-release-upgrade
(per description), but this could not be reproducible
Hi Arif,
Thank you very much!
I'm attaching the pastebin contents for archival purposes (pastebins may
disappear).
I can confirm there are no changes on the install order of python or other
packages.
(filtered diff [1])
AFAICT, previous concerns were addressed (ordering of package upgrades
** Patch added: "diff_apt-term_log.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sosreport/+bug/2038648/+attachment/5759306/+files/diff_apt-term_log.diff
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So, did the tests again to get more data
Below is the diff between the 2 apt-term.log, which shows the ordering
of installation of the packages. The main differences are dates, the
version of sosreport being installed and loads of data around "Reading
database"
Hi Arif,
Thanks for the debdiff!
AFAICT, comment #25 (ref to #3) is not yet addressed, could you please
check/confirm?
** Changed in: sosreport (Ubuntu Bionic)
Status: In Progress => Incomplete
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The 4.4 minimal change debdiff attached. tested this in lab, and works
as expected
** Patch added: "bionic-4_4-sosreport.debdiff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sosreport/+bug/2038648/+attachment/5757522/+files/bionic-4_4-sosreport.debdiff
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By the way, if at all possible, could you please test the changes on top of
sosreport 4.4 in Bionic (for a minimal change, instead of 4.7) so that we can
SRU it to the Ubuntu Archive, to address non-Pro/ESM users?
(Bionic in Ubuntu Pro/ESM can have the newer version).
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Hi Arif,
Cool, thanks for the tests and logs!
Did you also have a chance to compare apt history.log (or another log for this
purpose),
as we discussed, to be able to address/consider the point from Robie in comment
#3?
Thanks again,
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Excerpts from the logs with the upgrade using the PPA
apt.log
100 MarkInstall python3 [ amd64 ] < 3.5.1-3 -> 3.6.7-1~18.04 > ( python ) FU=0
101 Installing python3.6 as Depends of python3
102 MarkInstall python3.6 [ amd64 ] < none -> 3.6.9-1~18.04ubuntu1.12 > (
python ) FU=0
103
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ack, no worries.
As per our discussions yesterday, I've run 2 different dist-upgrades,
and did d dpkg -l in both scenarios. One with my amended PPA [1] with
X-Python3-Version: >= 3.6 and one that is default from the bionic repos,
and the only difference was the package available in the PPA, as
Hi Arif,
I'll revert the status in 'sosreport (Ubuntu) / Bionic' to In Progress
from Fix Committed, as this means available in bionic-proposed in the
'Ubuntu' project.
The PR you mentioned being committed in sosreport upstream refers
to another project in Launchpad terms; you may find
As we have not been able to reproduce the problem, but still conscious
of the issue. We have implemented an update with the debian control file
for the next SRU where we depend on python 3.6. By default, based on
testing the dependency was for python 3.3, and as xenial already had
this, we could
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