** Description changed: [Rationale] The docker.io package as 14.04 release was at 0.9.x, which was a pre-stable release version of docker; since 14.04 release, upstream have produced their first stable release, 1.0.0, which has been earmarked as having longer term support. Moving the Ubuntu 14.04 package up to the stable release would make sense as a) 0.9 is not maintainable in any reasonable way and b) users will benefit from using the upstream stable release. [Impact] Impact is limited to docker.io package and it golang dependencies, all of which where packaged specifically for docker and don't have any other reverse build dependencies. Two new packages are also required: - golang-dbus-dev - golang-go-systemd-dev + golang-dbus-dev + golang-go-systemd-dev + + Note that the docker.io command has been renamed to docker inline with + upstream packages; the conflicting Debian binary from the docker package + has been renamed wmdocker; this update has already been sru'ed to 14.04. [Test Case] As this is a version update, we'll test installing and running some docker images under 0.9.x in 14.04, then upgrade and ensure that a) things are still working and b) that the new docker version is functional. [Regression Potential] Some but 100% limited to docker.
** Description changed: [Rationale] The docker.io package as 14.04 release was at 0.9.x, which was a pre-stable release version of docker; since 14.04 release, upstream have produced their first stable release, 1.0.0, which has been earmarked as having longer term support. Moving the Ubuntu 14.04 package up to the stable release would make sense as a) 0.9 is not maintainable in any reasonable way and b) users will benefit from using the upstream stable release. [Impact] Impact is limited to docker.io package and it golang dependencies, all of which where packaged specifically for docker and don't have any other reverse build dependencies. Two new packages are also required: golang-dbus-dev golang-go-systemd-dev Note that the docker.io command has been renamed to docker inline with upstream packages; the conflicting Debian binary from the docker package has been renamed wmdocker; this update has already been sru'ed to 14.04. + A docker.io symlink is retained for backwards compatibility. + [Test Case] As this is a version update, we'll test installing and running some docker images under 0.9.x in 14.04, then upgrade and ensure that a) things are still working and b) that the new docker version is functional. [Regression Potential] Some but 100% limited to docker. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1338768 Title: [SRU] Update to 1.0.0 release To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/docker.io/+bug/1338768/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
