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Merged into curtin:master

Server Team CI bot: Approve (continuous-integration) on 2020-10-19

Chad Smith: Approve on 2020-10-19

Branch information

Name:: deb-rules-drop-pkgversion

Repository:: lp:~paride/curtin

Recent commits

dad38a2... by Paride Legovini on 2020-10-19

debian/rules: drop UPSTREAM_VERSION (unused)

2d559f5... by Paride Legovini on 2020-10-16

debian/rules: drop PKG_VERSION (unused and broken)

The PKG_VERSION variable in debian/rules is not used and the command
generating it doesn't work, generating a 'Bad substitution' error at
every build. (The problem is with the '\#\#' escape, which is not needed.)

392c05d... by Paride Legovini on 2020-10-16

deb packaging: fully cleanup directory tree after build

LP: #1899698

3727577... by Sergey Bykov on 2020-10-14

udevadm_info should use maxsplit=1 instead of maxsplit=2

In udevadm_info the below code is called to split output lines:
key, value = line.split('=', 2)

It can lead to unhandled exception if there are more than one
equal sign in the string as split will return array of three
or more elements. The correct way to get only two elements is
to use maxsplit=1:
key, value = line.split('=', 1)

LP: #1895021

c696c8d... by Ryan Harper on 2020-10-08

vmtests/multipath-lvm: dont assume device-mapper block names

- Add comments in the early_command code to document what it is doing
- Use the /device/mapper/mpatha symlink to determine the correct
device-mapper device name when operating on it
- Add additional commands to capture more information for future
debugging issues with these tests.

LP: #1898758

7797d23... by Paride Legovini on 2020-10-07

vmtest: fix the groovy arm64 subarch

LP: #1898757

1a449f2... by Ryan Harper on 2020-10-07

tools/curtainer: dearmor gpg key and use apt-key add

Older versions of apt do not support ASCII-armored gpg keys in
the /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d directory. Instead unwrap the gpg
key and import it directly into apt keyring with apt-add.

LP: #1898609

ac2c09c... by György Szombathelyi on 2020-09-29