On Sun, Feb 04, 2024 at 09:24:30AM +0200, Graham Inggs wrote: > debian-cloud-images 0.0.7 introduced a dependency on systemd-timesyncd > (not mentioned in the changelog), which makes the dependencies of > debian-cloud-images-packages unsatisfiable [1] due to a conflict with > chrony. > > The dependencies of debian-cloud-images-packages=0.0.7 cannot be > satisfied in unstable on amd64, arm64, and ppc64el because: conflict > between chrony and systemd-timesyncd
Interesting. I don't think this actually matters, as debian-cloud-images doesn't actually contain any content and isn't something you'd ever install. It only exists to list the set of packages on which the cloud images depend. The dependency list is autogenerated, which explains the lack of an exhaustive changelog. We have images that use systemd-timesyncd and images that use chrony, which is why they're both on the list of dependencies. So the dependency list is correct and accurate, and I'm inclined to tag this bug "sid" and "wontfix" and leave it at that. But what I'm not sure about is whether we need this to propagate to testing. noah
