I see a SRU being worth it for upstream v2.32 changes. Without those commits, the package produces a mirror that is unusable for Ubuntu 20.04 `apt` clients (and newer). For that reason, I am wondering if I should just pick those commits out, and propose a 20.04+20.10 SRU exclusively for that (as 2.27ubuntu2) instead of pulling all the 2.33 changes in.
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