This bug was fixed in the package coreutils - 9.10-1ubuntu1
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coreutils (9.10-1ubuntu1) stonking; urgency=medium
* Merge with Debian unstable. Remaining changes:
- Rename the binary package to gnu-coreutils and build with 'gnu' prefix
- Run the autopkgtest against both Rust and GNU versions.
Disable the failing nanosecond test case for stat for Rust, and
re-enable it for the GNU version only. Some specific care had to be
taken around swapping the default provider: The coreutils-from-uutils
are Protected: yes, so we need to remove them inside the test script.
- d/rules:
+ Allow cross-build and enable tests when not cross-building
- d/p/72_id_checkngroups.patch: refreshed
- debian/patches/80_fedora_sysinfo.dpatch
+ make 'uname -i -p' return the real processor/hardware, instead of
unknown. Patch cherry-picked from Fedora 12 (original:
coreutils-4.5.3-sysinfo.patch, from the coreutils-7.6-5.src.rpm).
- debian/patches/99_float_endian_detection: Fix detection of floating
point endianness.
- d/p/treat-devtmpfs-and-squashfs-as-dummy-filesystems.patch:
+ Avoid displaying snaps in output from df and other tools, by excluding
display of squashfs filesystems.
+ Exclude devtmpfs filesystems in output from df and other tools since
it is a dummy filesystem.
(refreshed)
- d/p/cp-n.diff: skip tests/cp/cp-i.sh upstream test
The behavior of cp -n is different in Debian than in upstream, and this
test assumes upstream behavior of -n, and how it interacts with -i.
(refreshed)
* Dropped (upstreamed) changes:
- d/p/lp2137373-skip-dirent-inode-sorting-for-lustre.patch:
Fix slow performance of 'du' on large directories (>= 10K files) on
Lustre filesystems by skipping inode sorting. The default behaviour of
sorting dirents by inode numbers negatively impacts performance on
Lustre because it interferes with Lustre's ability to prefetch file
metadata via statahead. (LP: 2137373)
* Rename two debian/coreutils -> debian/gnu-coreutils forgotten files
* (Closes LP: #2153293)
coreutils (9.10-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- cksum now supports sha3
* update to policy 4.7.3 (minor changes)
-- Pierre-Elliott Bécue <[email protected]> Mon, 20 Jul 2026 23:29:40
+0200
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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Merge coreutils from Debian for stonking cycle
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