The release upgrader already ignores phasing updates when considering
whether all updates are installed, at least for the do-release-upgrade
entry point:
upgradable = [pkg for pkg in cache if pkg.is_upgradable]
for pkg in upgradable:
if 'Phased-Update-Percentage' in pkg.candidate.record:
# P-U-P does not exist if it is fully phased
continue
else:
install_count += 1
# one upgradeable package is enough to stop the dist-upgrade
break
if install_count > 0:
if not options.quiet:
print(_("Please install all available updates "
"for your release before upgrading."))
Hence you only see this issue when there are no-longer-phased updates
missing. However, there might of course be issues there in case an
update that finished phasing depends on another update that is still
phasing - it is then being kept back because its dependencies can't be
satisfied.
This is not a very common issue, and very likely not the one in the
example.
If you have a *specific* instance of the issue, specifically ones that
are not in the described failure case, we are going to need a
/var/lib/dpkg/status and /var/lib/apt/lists and /etc/apt attached to the
bug report.
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Software Updater "up to date" message is misleading with phasing
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