Public bug reported:
Hello,
I wanted to experiment with a plucky container and since I forgot I could use
ubuntu-daily:plucky
I went with a oracular container and thought I would simply use
do-release-upgrader to upgrade to plucky
$> lxc launch ubuntu:24.10 test-plucky
$> lxc exec test-plucky /bin/bash
$> do-release-upgrade -d
To my surprise when I ran : "do-release-upgrade -d" on my oracular
container it started downloading thousands of packages including gnome-
desktop, xserver and even installed the firefox snap
Once all set and done, I went from 617 packages to 1565
So this is either a bug and we should be able to use do-release-upgrade
to go from any release to the next on desktop, server, cloud and
container and only change the subset of packages installed (my
preference)
Of this isn't supported and we should probably not allow it.
Thx
** Affects: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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do-release-upgrade container from Oracular to Plucky brings down all
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