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Well it was early in the morning, I was tired, thought to myself, "I really hate myself, I'm going to upgrade the production servers from Ubuntu 18 to 20 LTS". Backups, who needs backups, I don't think the dependencies have changed in this version release.
Wednesday, 28-Oct-20 22:17:33 UTC from web-
Thursday, 29-Oct-20 09:30:10 UTC from web
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@adiwan Yeah yeah, I know. I literally didn't even test anything because I had an identical dev environment that worked. What I didn't know, is that the dev environment was broken due to an update, I didn't know because I hadn't opened the dev environment for a few weeks.
Thursday, 29-Oct-20 20:01:58 UTC from web-
@oracle I'm crazy with my "rolling release" Debian Experimental. Any time used *buntu and dist-upgraded it was always a hell and ended up in a complete re-install for the sake of saving time fixing each issue individually.
Thursday, 29-Oct-20 20:24:35 UTC from web-
@adiwan I know what you mean, the LTS releases bundle too many programs together in my opinion. In my f-up, it was the upgrade to python 3.8 that caused most of my problems.
Thursday, 29-Oct-20 20:31:28 UTC from web-
@oracle My upgrades aren't peachy either. Often I have to manually handle a less than fortunate set of dependencies due to conflicts or just unavailable packages. I don't mind that as I make a little game out of it and the frequency of those problems is not that bad. Strangely most of the time samba and python are the cause of an issue.
Thursday, 29-Oct-20 20:36:33 UTC from web
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