Steve has been unavailable unfortunately. In his absence, I'm inclined
to follow my opinion in the previous comment. Third party software is
expected to be rebuilt against the soname used in 24.04, since we do not
provide ABI compatibility across releases.
If the soname does actually go back upstream, then 24.04 would become an
exception and we can reconsider the symlink then.
This is a weak opinion, but we need some decision, so this is the call
I'm making. If others have further information, please make your case
and we can reconsider. If other Ubuntu developers object, then please do
discuss further.
I'll set to Won't Fix for now to make it clear that there's no further
action to be made at this point. If the soname reverts upstream, please
re-open.
** Changed in: libaio (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Won't Fix
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