** Description changed:
As discussed previously, we want to have zstd support in 18.04 to evaluate
and potentially enable it in later releases. We also want to add hooks for
snap integration to apt, this release is supposed to add them too.
The new features are not invasive - they are new code with a few places
too hook them in. If no zstd is used, or if no hooks are registered,
then there will be basically no change in behavior (or code paths).
# FEATURE: zstd
The zstd support adds a dependency on libzstd1 to libapt-pkg5.0. This should
not have any effect on live images, since libzstd1 is part of the various live
tasks, as btrfs-progs need it. For installed systems, this might be a new
dependency (if they do not use btrfs, tor, or some other tools), so an increase
of ~520 KB, as that's the size of the library and the library only depends on
libc6.
This also depends on the zstd patch in dpkg being uploaded. If this
unexpectedly does not happen, and I upload apt first, I'd revert it
later before the release.
# FEATURE: hooks
The concrete code is still undergoing review, some option names might change
for the hooks before release (e.g. pre-download might become
pre-install-prompt, and the AptCli::Hooks config section only gets Install and
Search lists for hooks to register, rather than individual pre-, post-, and
fail- lists).
# other changes
We disable the seccomp sandbox for methods for the release, as it turns out
there are still too many failure cases for it to be worthwhile to enable (NSS
modules, weird libc functions calling weird syscalls, etc). People can
re-enable it with a config option.
the rest is bug fixes. some change translatable strings in
documentation, but fix up the translation too. A few additional strings
are added to the sources.list man page ("mention mirror method in
sources.list (Closes: 679580)", but I'm happy to back them out.
There are also some CI fixes, and the major cache version is bumped so
we can issue updates independently for 1.5 and 1.6 apt release series.
-
- The attached patch is thus preliminary but should be fairly identical to
- the final result.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1763839
Title:
[FFe] apt 1.6~rc1, zstd & hook support
Status in apt package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
As discussed previously, we want to have zstd support in 18.04 to evaluate
and potentially enable it in later releases. We also want to add hooks for
snap integration to apt, this release is supposed to add them too.
The new features are not invasive - they are new code with a few
places too hook them in. If no zstd is used, or if no hooks are
registered, then there will be basically no change in behavior (or
code paths).
# FEATURE: zstd
The zstd support adds a dependency on libzstd1 to libapt-pkg5.0. This should
not have any effect on live images, since libzstd1 is part of the various live
tasks, as btrfs-progs need it. For installed systems, this might be a new
dependency (if they do not use btrfs, tor, or some other tools), so an increase
of ~520 KB, as that's the size of the library and the library only depends on
libc6.
This also depends on the zstd patch in dpkg being uploaded. If this
unexpectedly does not happen, and I upload apt first, I'd revert it
later before the release.
# FEATURE: hooks
The concrete code is still undergoing review, some option names might change
for the hooks before release (e.g. pre-download might become
pre-install-prompt, and the AptCli::Hooks config section only gets Install and
Search lists for hooks to register, rather than individual pre-, post-, and
fail- lists).
# other changes
We disable the seccomp sandbox for methods for the release, as it turns out
there are still too many failure cases for it to be worthwhile to enable (NSS
modules, weird libc functions calling weird syscalls, etc). People can
re-enable it with a config option.
the rest is bug fixes. some change translatable strings in
documentation, but fix up the translation too. A few additional
strings are added to the sources.list man page ("mention mirror method
in sources.list (Closes: 679580)", but I'm happy to back them out.
There are also some CI fixes, and the major cache version is bumped so
we can issue updates independently for 1.5 and 1.6 apt release series.
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