Ok, basic verifications were all good, I faced no issues on automated tests on all sort of libvirt interactions as well as migrations from/to/in-between xenial. I also have not seen any arch difference.
Is there a reasonable way to expose that in your infrastructure - although I'm afraid "2 hits in 7 days" make this hard to feel 100% sure that "0 hits in 7 days" is a safe validation. But you know your environment best - is there a way to test these to gain some confidence - in this being a fix as well as not causing another regression?
Ok, basic verifications were all good, I faced no issues on automated tests on all sort of libvirt interactions as well as migrations from/to/in-between xenial. I also have not seen any arch difference.
This means I would have two ppa's for you to try: /launchpad. net/~ci- train-ppa- service/ +archive/ ubuntu/ 2620 /launchpad. net/~ci- train-ppa- service/ +archive/ ubuntu/ 2619
- Backport of the minimal recommended fix: https:/
- Backport of the full series of related fixes: https:/
Is there a reasonable way to expose that in your infrastructure - although I'm afraid "2 hits in 7 days" make this hard to feel 100% sure that "0 hits in 7 days" is a safe validation. But you know your environment best - is there a way to test these to gain some confidence - in this being a fix as well as not causing another regression?