I don't know what you mean with triggering the pkgProblemResolver. The
pkgProblemResolver gets triggered by the first stage solver producing an
unsatisfiable system state due to Conflicts between packages marked for
install and tries to solve the package that has unsatisfied
dependencies.
The logs show an unsupported system configuration:
- dconf is being forced to the version from proposed
- dconf-service is not made available to the apt command
We generally cannot support unrestricted use of -proposed: The proposed
pocket may be uninstallable at any point; but what we certainly cannot
support is if you force a specific package like dconf from proposed but
then hide other relevant binaries that require the same version.
I don't see a bug here.
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Package changed: libcanberra (Ubuntu) => dconf (Ubuntu)
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pkgProblemResolver finds problems on default Ubuntu Desktop install in
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