No installer update is offered for manually configured networks

This should work. I need to see logs to figure out what's going on.

subiquity-debug.log for case with no DHCP available (manual network configuration)

subiquity-debug.log with DHCP available - installer update offered as 2nd step (after selecting the language)

Hey Michael, I have collected logs from a VM without and with DHCP available using ubuntu-20.04-live-server-amd64.iso.

Hmm thanks. I see a couple of strange things. Can you try the image from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/focal/daily-live/current/ ?

DHCP-enabled log for focal daily image

DHCP-less run with focal daily image

I have tried with ISO from the location you pointed to - the behavior is the same, although according to `snap info subiquity` version available in the snap store (latest/stable) is identical to the installed on ISO, so it was either silently upgraded or there's nothing to update.

Ah yes I guess you wouldn't expect to be offered a refresh in that situation. I found a bug in any case though: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/subiquity/pull/799

Great news, thanks Michael. I'd love to test it. Is there a trick to trigger an update when e.g. updating the regular focal iso with a self-built snap?

From what I saw manually installed snap (with ./scripts/inject-subiquity-snap.sh) has version set to x1 and it seems to superseed whatever is available via snap store.

*supercede

Testing this sort of thing is definitely awkward. It is possible to put an
"asserted" snap into an ISO using inject-subiquity-snap.sh but only
subiquity developers can make assertions for subiquity using the stroe.
IOW, I'll test it :)

On Wed, 15 Jul 2020 at 21:20, Dariusz Gadomski <email address hidden>
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> Great news, thanks Michael. I'd love to test it. Is there a trick to
> trigger an update when e.g. updating the regular focal iso with a self-
> built snap?
>
> >From what I saw manually installed snap (with ./scripts/inject-
> subiquity-snap.sh) has version set to x1 and it seems to superseed
> whatever is available via snap store.
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Michael, is there any chance the fix will make it to 20.04.1? According to the release schedule it's going to be released on Aug 6.

Thanks!