** Description changed: As was seen in LP: #2089288, dmesg will show systemd logging about - mounting a mysql snap. (This may be from https://snapcraft.io/mysql- - workbench-community, which I'm gathering is a snap packaging of the deb - package that MySQL upstream maintains at - https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/.) + mounting a mysql snap. (I'm not sure what exactly was installed, but + searching for "mysql" on the snapstore gives multiple results.) This is an interesting situation because if the upstream deb was installed, we'd be able to ensure proper conflicts in the d/control to prevent co-installation and allow one to replace the other via pinning and so on, but AFAICT no such mechanisms are available to manage deb<->snap conflicts. Instead, I think when the apport hook is run, it could scan for the possible presence of a mysql snap (i.e. check `snap list` and/or dmesg), and then display a UI dialog to the reporter explaining that the bug is not reportable because they have the snap co-installed. (It might be good to include some method to force the apport bug report to be filed anyway.)
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