** Description changed: [ Impact ] When Apport is used with systemd-coredump, the CoreDump is zstd compressed (instead of gzip). When filing Launchpad bugs, the zstd compressed CoreDump is attached to the bug named CoreDump.gz (see bug #2148535 for example). The file should be named CoreDump.zstd instead. apport-retrace will complain about this coredump file, because it is not valid gzip. [ Test Plan ] Besides the autopkgtest test coverage: 1. Install systemd-coredump 2. Reboot (to ensure systemd-coredump is used) 3. Call: divide-by-zero 4. Report the crash to qastaging: APPORT_LAUNCHPAD_INSTANCE=qastaging apport-cli /var/crash/_usr_bin_divide-by-zero.1000.crash 5. Retrace that reported bug: APPORT_LAUNCHPAD_INSTANCE=qastaging apport-retrace --auth ~/.cache/apport/launchpad.credentials -S system $bug_namber [ Where problems could occur ] The change is in the code that handles submitting problem reports to Launchpad. It could affect reporting bugs against Ubuntu and could cause breaking retracing them. + + [ Other Info ] + + This SRU addresses a big number of bugs, because it addresses the + several bugs that causes the autopkgtest to fail or fail under certain + conditions. I also bundled the fixes around reporting/retracing the bugs + reports that we found after modernizing the retracing infrastructure.
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