At least for now; it is not an issue. Subiquity is the only user of the
'preserve' flag; MAAS does not have such use-case; and for now the
partition_verify() which utilizes this code-path is only triggered for a
preserve scenario (which is also Ubuntu only).
Alternatively, we could also fix the existing code and use it as a fallback if
--json output failed.
> Dan Watkins (daniel-thewatkins) wrote on 2020-05-01: /github. com/karelzak/ util-linux/ blob/master/ Documentation/ releases/ v2.27-ReleaseNo tes#L611 /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ util-linux mirror. centos. org/centos/ 7/os/x86_ 64/Packages/ is the version in Centos 7, that is.
> `--json` was introduced in util-linux 2.27[0] which means it isn't present pre-xenial[1] or in Centos 7[2]. Is that an issue?
>
>
> [0] https:/
> [1] https:/
> [2] Assuming that the version listed on http://
At least for now; it is not an issue. Subiquity is the only user of the
'preserve' flag; MAAS does not have such use-case; and for now the
partition_verify() which utilizes this code-path is only triggered for a
preserve scenario (which is also Ubuntu only).
Alternatively, we could also fix the existing code and use it as a fallback if
--json output failed.