Not about aging, but this[1] mentions other relaxations:
Therefore, the requirement for per-change bug reports and test cases is
relaxed, as long as there is at
least one linked bug with a test case.
1. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#livecd-rootfs
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> I'm skipping the aging check this time
I'm pretty sure we never care much about the aging check for livecd-
rootfs but maybe this isn't written down anywhere?
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This bug was fixed in the package livecd-rootfs - 24.04.83
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[ Carlos Nihelton ]
[ Didier Roche-Tolomelli ]
* Adapt to new Microsoft package format: (LP: #2091293)
- Keep a single wsl rootfs upgrade policy
- Create livecd-
This bug was fixed in the package wsl-setup - 0.5.8~24.04
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wsl-setup (0.5.8~24.04) noble; urgency=medium
* Ship wsl-setup under /usr/lib/wsl/ instead of libexec:
This is fixing Microsoft's checker warning.
wsl-setup (0.5.7) plucky; urgency=medium
[ Carlos Nihelton ]
[ D
Thanks. I've run my checklist and this is ready to release, except for
the aging period.
I'm skipping the aging check this time so this makes it into 24.04.2,
and the earlier we have it in updates, the better it is for the 24.04.2
round of testing which will begin later this week.
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@Andreas: yes, I have built manually the image with livecd-rootfs from
noble-proposed, and confirm that it generates the expected output
(importable WSL image).
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I was checking this and realized the testplan for livecd-rootfs could be
a bit weak, as it was only used to generate the new wsl image, and no
other types of regression checks (besides the autopkgtests I suppose).
@didier, @utkarsh, are we happy with livecd-rootfs in noble-proposed?
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I have udpated the tags to confirm that verifications were done.
** Tags removed: verification-needed verification-needed-noble
** Tags added: verification-done verification-done-noble
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@ahasenack, in case you need to track, with
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wsl-setup/+bug/2091293/comments/22,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wsl-setup/+bug/2091293/comments/23 and
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wsl-setup/+bug/2091293/comments/24
we complete one r
I completed the `existing instances` test case on both WSL 2.3.26
(latest stable) and 2.4.9 (latest preview) with Microsoft Store 24.04,
on Windows 11 (AMD64).
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I successfully completed the following test cases:
* New instances on WSL1 (with cloud-init and WSL 2.4.8 or later - previous
versions of WSL had a bug not handling WSL1 properly)
* Package a rootfs containing wsl-setup 0.5.8 in the current format (Windows
application package)
on a Windows 11 l
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
I completed test cases
- New instances on WSL older than 2.4.4 (but newer than 2.1.5)
- New instances on WSL 2.4.4 or later (no cloud-init data)
on a Windows 11 host with no issues. For the first, I used WSL version
2.3.26.
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To ease testing those packages @didrocks made available a test image in
the new format (.wsl) at the following address:
https://people.canonical.com/~didrocks/tmp/livecd.proposed.ubuntu-
wsl.wsl
The image was built with livecd-rootfs from noble-proposed and it
contains wsl-setup from noble-propos
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Changed in: livecd-rootfs (Ubuntu Noble)
Milestone: None => ubuntu-24.04.2
** Changed in: wsl-setup (Ubuntu Noble)
Milestone: None => ubuntu-24.04.2
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Hello Didier, or anyone else affected,
Accepted wsl-setup into noble-proposed. The package will build now and
be available at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wsl-
setup/0.5.8~24.04 in a few hours, and then in the -proposed repository.
Please help us by testing this new package. See
https://
Hi @Andreas!
Per our conversation (for future reference):
1. do-release-upgrade: nothing happens. Upgrading the wsl-setup package
won't trigger any scripts per se. The content introduced in version
0.5.8 is only invoked by WSL itself (the Windows machinery) at
provisioning time. WSL has no notion
I had a very helpful chat with Carlos and understood all of this better.
I asked for a test plan addition to cover the case where the store
images ("old") would receive the new wsl-setup package, to confirm that
no regression would happen there.
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What happens to a noble wsl system that is do-release-upgraded to
oracular? In these two scenarios:
a) Without this SRU:
0.5.4~24.04 | noble-updates
0.5.4 | oracular
The package gets upgraded to 0.5.4 in oracular
b) With this SRU:
0.5.8~24.04 | noble/unapproved/b3f357d
0.5.4 | oracula
@Andreas: the changes in that version are only impacting first boot
experience, at provisionning time, and have no impact on subsequent
boot. This is why I think this is fine to skip orcular for those
particular set of changes.
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What's the plan for wsl-setup in oracular? The current proposed upload
to noble will have a greater version than what is in oracular:
wsl-setup | 0.2 | jammy| source
wsl-setup | 0.5.2build1 | noble| source
wsl-setup | 0.5.4~22.04 | jammy-updates
Hello Didier, or anyone else affected,
Accepted livecd-rootfs into noble-proposed. The package will build now
and be available at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/livecd-
rootfs/24.04.83 in a few hours, and then in the -proposed repository.
Please help us by testing this new package. See
htt
** Patch added: "Noble livecd-rootfs debdiff (24.04.82 to 24.04.83)"
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/772357299/livecd-rootfs_24.04.82_24.04.83.diff.gz
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Notice the binary ubuntu.ico didn't exist in previous versions, it's an
addition as part of the new format.
That's the reason for this line in the diff:
```
Binary files /tmp/tmpyoybmkkw/NMxChGAzw2/wsl-setup-0.5.4~24.04/wsl/ubuntu.ico
and /tmp/tmpyoybmkkw/QP2sYT2qeL/wsl-setup-0.5.8~24.04/wsl/ubu
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Patch removed: "Noble wsl-setup SRU without the .ico file (readd it
manually)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/livecd-rootfs/+bug/2091293/+attachment/5844207/+files/wsl-setup_noble_0.5.4~24.04_to_0.5.7~24.04.debdiff
** Patch removed: "livecd-rootfs debdiff"
https://bugs.launc
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Patch added: "Noble wsl-setup SRU without the .ico file (readd it manually)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wsl-setup/+bug/2091293/+attachment/5844207/+files/wsl-setup_noble_0.5.4~24.04_to_0.5.7~24.04.debdiff
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** Description changed:
[Context]
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Description changed:
[Context]
+
Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows application packages nor MS Store [1,2].
Instead distros are shipped as a single rootfs tarball with some special
metadata and the ".wsl" extension (to all
** Description changed:
- Microsoft is moving to a new package format which will allow us to
- release a .wsl rootfs and will be published to releases.ubuntu.com. Move
- to that format.
+ [Context]
+ Microsoft recently announced a new format for WSL distributions that no
longer depends on Windows
This bug was fixed in the package livecd-rootfs - 25.04.7
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[ Carlos Nihelton ]
[ Didier Roche-Tolomelli ]
* Adapt to new Microsoft package format: (LP: #2091293)
- Keep a single wsl rootfs upgrade policy
- Create livecd-r
** Summary changed:
- Move WSL to new Microsoft WSL package format
+ [SRU] Move WSL to new Microsoft WSL package format
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