Hey there! Thanks for the bug report. The dependency resolution shown
here is a consequence of the intentional dhcpcd/network-manager conflict
in Resolute. These are alternative network management stacks, so the new
dhcpcd package cannot be installed alongside NetworkManager.
Before upgrading, please choose which network manager you want to use
and remove the other one. If this system is using NetworkManager, the
dhcpcd packages can be removed before retrying the release upgrade.
The dhcpcd5 dependency failure in the APT output is a consequence of
this conflict rather than a problem with the dhcpcd5 dependency itself.
All the best,
Simon
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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