While bridges are exploding, running `netplan apply` results in similar
error/array as above without the bridge entries, so it seems 20.04's
netplan regresses and matches child interfaces after inital `netplan
apply`/boot.
I get something like
['xg0', 'xg0.20', 'xg0.181', 'xg0.180', 'xg0.10', 'xg0.200', 'xg0.182']
Cannot find unique matching interface for xg0: {'macaddress':
'00:02:c9:52:7a:8e'}
This is very annoying since I sometimes add/remove/reconfigure VLANs and
would like to not need to reboot after doing so.
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netplan regression 19.10 to 20.04 LTS
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