I tried to reproduce the issue in a podman container, but was unable to
do so. This makes sense: After do-release-upgrade -d, obviously apt
upgrade will not have any pending upgrades.
Marking this as incomplete, as we'd need to see a clean reproducer to
get anywhere.
Looking at the postinst, it fails because the dpkg database in
/var/lib/dpkg contains an unexpected "dpkg" directory. Please
investigate how this directory was created / what it contains, it should
not be there.
** No longer affects: apt (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: dpkg (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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[critical] dpkg error while processing - can't install nor upgrade
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