Moving to a less heavily patched upstream version including what looks like
pretty significant fixes/improvements seems worth it to me.
It doesn't sound like the new features will be particularly user visible except
in the cases where they'll get a working system where they wouldn't in the
past, so I'm not seeing a problem with these either.
The testing plan mentioned on IRC, using a PPA and call for testing before
pushing to the archive sounds good.
Having this land later this week or early next week would be ideal, any later
would be impacting beta 2.
In case of major non-trivially fixable regressions, the plan is to re-
upload the current 1.99 (using one of these rather ugly version
numbers).
+1
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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