Things are being removed from jessie-backports, which we rely on for
arm64 tests. Switch to using snapshot.debian.org.
In my moderately-formal test, this has got as far as booting one of
the machines into Xen. It's currently doing the guest install, which
I expect to be fine.
Impact on the Xen Project Massachusetts CI, and the Xen release:
This enables the new code in preseed_backports_packages when $suite is
jessie. preseed_backports_packages has three call sites; two in
preseed_create_guest but only where $suite is wheezy or stretch, and
one in preseed_create in a call to di_special_kernel.
di_special_kernel looks for host flags like `need-kernel-deb-SUITE'
(and a compat case for wheezy). In the Massachusetts osstest
instance, such flags are need-kernel-deb-jessie-backports (for the
laxtons) and need-kernel-deb-jessie-special (for a handful of x86
boxes). But the call to preseed_backports_packages only triggers if
$kp eq 'backports', so only for the laxtons.
Accordingly, I have convinced myself that this code will only affect
arm64 in the Xen Project CI lab.
Ian Jackson (4):
backports snapshot: Honour DebianSnapshotBackports_ config var
backports snapshot: Provide for $apt_insert and $extra_rune
backports snapshot: Disable apt timestamp checking (sometimes)
backports snapshot: Use 20190206T211314Z for jessie-backports
Osstest/Debian.pm | 21 -
production-config | 2 ++
2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
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2.11.0
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