=== cmagina_ is now known as cmagina === paride4 is now known as paride === davdunc is now known as davdunc2 === davdunc2 is now known as davdunc === ivo_cavalcante is now known as IvoCavalcante === IvoCavalcante is now known as Dante === Dante is now known as Dantinho === Dantinho is now known as ivo_cavalcante === ivo_cavalcante is now known as IvoCavalcante === IvoCavalcante is now known as ivo_cavalcante === ivo_cavalcante is now known as IvoCavalcante === IvoCavalcante is now known as ivo_cavalcante === IvoCavalcante is now known as ivo_cavalcante === ivo_cavalcante is now known as Dantinho === Dantinho is now known as IvoCavalcante === ejat is now known as fenris [14:12] How do I upload versions of my ceph-initramfs package for "focal" and "bionic" releases? [14:13] I don't see a ceph-initramfs package in Ubuntu, are you talking about a PPA package? [14:13] Launchpad error states, that ceph-initramfs_0.1.orig.tar.xz and ceph-initramfs_0.1-2.debian.tar.xz have already been uploaded (yes, for focal) but differ in content (true). [14:14] tumbleweed: yes PPA [14:14] so, PPAs follow the same rules as the main archive [14:14] https://launchpad.net/~trickkiste/+archive/ubuntu/ceph-initramfs [14:14] there can only be a single package per name+version [14:15] so you can't re-use the same version in separate builds for multiple releases [14:15] you can copy the build from one release to another release [14:15] (if the same binary will work there) [14:15] Same binary should work [14:15] or you can upload with a different version, e.g. 0.1-2~focal1 [14:16] what is the recommended way to do this? [14:16] if the same binary works, copying is the easiest [14:16] generally, build on an old release, copy forward to newer ones [14:17] (copy source + binary) [14:17] but you have to test, to know that it'll work [14:18] These are only initramfs bash scripts, they should work. [14:18] so "copy existing binaries" in launchpad web gui? [14:18] yep [14:18] not rebuild [14:19] and setting the release to the oldest supported one in changelog. ok. [14:20] thank you [14:20] when we start a new ubuntu release, we copy everything from the old one into it. If a package hasn't been uploaded in a few years, it may get copied to many releases