You'd add [2] and always take packages from there non selectively.
So normal add-apt-repository and after that just update/upgrade as usual
according to your maintenance policies.
I'd say that while libvirt/qemu can break things I'd have very rarely seen
those to manifest as system instabilities - so I'd assume other changes would
have caused this.
In general I'd recommend to do the change on a few systems only to begin with
and see if they behave up to your expectation for a while.
Also maybe do not change the week before Christmas, but more in January :-)
On the SRU I think we agree that we will not change the version as in
Xenial for the reasons outlined before - thanks for your understanding.
I'm marking the bug task accordingly.
I'll stay subscribed here to help you with the general discussion.
** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu Xenial)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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