Marking invalid - after further investigation it turned out to be an
ordering problem where some network-manager tests ran before the
netplan tests. Deleting a connection in network-manager doesn't seem to
clean up after the wpa-supplicant sockets that it creates, resulting in
two of them existing for the same interface when netplan tried to start
things up.
** Changed in: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
netplan fails to configure wifi on rpi4 with eoan
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