Yeah, I forgot about this report. If (Pseudo)Random Number Generator is seeded that way, then in most cases this will be fine, only in bad-luck cases (when source packages are different but debs depends on each other) my analysis will apply. The good news is that, even if this situation occurs, the upgrade part of the process is fine, only the data analysis part must concern different probability distribution (when mapping number of bug reports to percentage of users). PS. Sorry for my English, I wasn't using it for a while... in last months.
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