Hi, On 27/09/2020 20:23, Kurt Kremitzki wrote: > Hello, > > With the release of LXD 4.6 [1], it should now be a lot easier for it to be > brought to Debian: > > "Dqlite changes > > Shortly after LXD 4.5 was released, a major change was made to upstream > dqlite. > > Rather than relying on our fork of sqlite3 which was adding some hooks used > to > intercept filesystem writes and replicating to other nodes, we are now using > a > different approach to get VFS access from a standard sqlite3. > > While invisible to users, this should help packagers a fair bit by removing > two custom dependencies of LXD, that custom sqlite3 and libco. > > LXD with dqlite can now use any standard sqlite3 of version 3.25 or higher." > > [1] https://discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/lxd-4-6-has-been-released/8981
That was indeed on the radar after discussions with upstream at FOSDEM and we were in the loop. Thanks for keeping the subscribers of this bug informed! (and sorry I didn't do it myself). And now, dqlite is actually in Debian: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/dqlite (thanks Laszlo!). I'm happy to say I can now resume working on LXD deps and lxd itself. We might have a chance to see LXD in the next release after all! \o/ Cheers, -- nodens