Also, if it helps, here's a minimal example python file, triggering the
error (requires attached `00ubuntu.sources` to be in cwd)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-apt/+bug/2025965
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2025965
Title:
aptsources deb822 Section constructor fails on valid .sources file
Status in command-not-found package in
Public bug reported:
When attempting to parse (what I believe is) a perfectly valid
deb822-formated `.sources` file, the library's `_deb822.Section`
constructor parses my file incorrectly, resulting in an exception being
thrown.
At a low level, the error is `ValueError: Unable to parse section da
Ahh.. That's what it checks. No need. My problem then is I haven't been
using do-release-upgrade to do updates for a long time.
I have a ton of complicated dependencies that always seem to fail on
upgrade, so I've been manually replacing the codename in
/etc/apt/sources.list for each upgrade.
So
Public bug reported:
For whatever reason, when I run apport-bug or apport-cli, the crash file that
is generated/submitted contains the line:
UpgradeStatus: Upgraded to bionic on 2014-12-03 (1344 days ago)
Obviously this is wildly incorrect, and I'm not even sure how this value
was obtained. (I i
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