Pinging to get this additional attention. Based on casework and
personal experience, the ability to conclusively see a longer history of
snap changes would be helpful in diagnosing latent symptoms, whether
they occur late, get noticed late, or the triage happens late. This is
especially
Today, snap updates (and any other changes under snapd's control) are
visible in 'snap changes' for a few days.
After that they are cleaned up, to stop snapd from using up too many
system resources.
We are aware that people want to be able to keep them around for longer,
but have not gotten
Are the any news about the issue?
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Maybe this exists since this bug was filed, in which case, would be nice
to have an explanation of where that information is! :)
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I think Mark the point is that it would be nice to have a full list of
updates stored somewhere so that one can see exactly what happened to
the snaps installed or previously installed over time, so if something
goes wrong (but the bug isn't noticed for a while) then one can try and
trace back to
How about a MOTD entry like this:
* 12 snaps updated in last 14 days, see 'snap updates'
... with a new 'updates' or 'list-updates' command that shows only a log
of updates?
Mark
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: snapd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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