@Scott Carle, I agree.
@Brian Murray,thank you!
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Title:
upgrading from an End of Life release is not easy peasy
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@Mikolaj Buchwald - I opened a separate bug report regarding your
specific issue in bug 1975533.
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Title:
upgrading from an End of Life release
Wouldn't it just be an extensive list of if/then conditional statements
that covered all the official and point releases? Once done the first
time it would only be updated each time a new release was released or an
old one was archived to make sure it pointed to the correct path for the
upgrade
It seems to be a very simple issue. do upgrade already tells you what
version you have and if there is an upgrade path on new releases. Why
can't it do that for every release going back into antiquity. There are
probably only 40ish official releases that would need to be covered.
When a release is
@Scott Carle, I had a very similar problem.
I got "An upgrade from ‘groovy’ to ‘impish’ is not supported with this
tool." error when I was trying to upgrade my EOL end-of-life Ubuntu
release with use `do-release-upgrade` (command line). I have some
initial notes no that:
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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I don't believe it has anything to do with non standard 3rd party apt
sources. I had disabled all of them other than the bone stock ubuntu
sources. Also I had no issue upgrading at all after i fixed the location
of the servers to the archives. This is simply a complaint that there is
no upgrade
