| Airwave | I have a problem where cloud-init fails when installing the package set '?priority(standard)' on Debian 13. The same thing works perfect on Debian 12. I can't see anything useful in the log. Running the command manually works perfectly. | 17:28 |
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| minimal | sounds like a Debian packaging specific issue | 17:36 |
| Airwave | I found the cause of the apt issue I'm having. cloud-init's apt handling now runs `apt-cache pkgnames` (which outputs a list of all available packages) and matches what the user has asked to install in `packages`. If a package name has been provided that's not in the output, it errors. That means that one can no longer use apt patterns like `?priority(standard)` with cloud-init. | 23:54 |
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