Package "golang-github-snapcore-snapd-dev"
| Name: |
golang-github-snapcore-snapd-dev
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Description: |
snappy development go packages.
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| Latest version: |
2.78+ubuntu26.10 |
| Release: |
stonking (26.10) |
| Level: |
proposed |
| Repository: |
universe |
| Head package: |
snapd |
| Homepage: |
https://github.com/canonical/snapd |
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Changelog
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snapd (2.78+ubuntu26.10) stonking; urgency=medium
* New upstream release, LP: #2166403
- FDE: update keyring after reprovision
- FDE: set new state after reprovision
- FDE: complete the decision for auto-repair/reprovision
- FDE: add memfd-secret backed state for secrets
- FDE: update secboot to rev dd95d85 - support thunderbolt security
level 0 on UC
- components: account for components in seed refresh triggering
- components: prevent components in the seed from being removed
- components: set $SNAP_COMPONENTS in the application's environment,
with the path to the snap's own components directory
- confdb: make error message on map keys for JSON config values more
specific
- confdb: support reading/writing to builtin confdbs
- confdb: enforce validation set constraints before changing state
- remote device management: update the prepare-serial-request
registration body to use hardware-id-key-sha3-384 field name
- packaging: introduce a downstream version suffix to manipulate
rather than the full version
- packaging: workaround dh_golang, drop prepare-debian-build-tree
- security logging: change LogAdminActivity and
LogUnauthorizedAccess api and structs to specify Who, What and
Why/-Not
- interfaces: content | support for sharing content from components
using the $SNAP_COMPONENT(...) syntax
- interfaces: shutdown | allow RebootWithFlags
- interfaces: daemon-notify | allow disconnected path
/systemd/notify
- interfaces: microceph-support | add user-identity-switching plug
attribute
- interfaces: u2f-devices | add Gemalto eToken Fusion to fallback
list
- interfaces: ubuntu-drivers-observe | add new interface
- interfaces: power-control | allow standardized charge threshold
sysfs attributes
- LP: #2161845 interfaces: fix snapd system-key comparison always
failing
- LP: #2161950 interfaces: unity7 | allow Chromium
StatusNotifierItem object paths
- LP: #2164382 interfaces: u2f-devices | use fido-id udev builtin to
identify devices
- LP: #2164689 interfaces: {personal,system}-files | fix profile if
path has spaces
- LP: #2106306 check user before deleting snap user data during snap
removal
- LP: #2082384 Remove sequence file during snap removal
- Pass subsystem triggers to udev during snap removal
- Remove unloaded mount units during snap removal
- Attempt to refresh just essential snaps when disk space check
fails
- Properly consider new and existing revisions during disk space
checks
- Add disk-reservation.size option and migrate experimental disk
space checks
- Optimize perl and python rules in apparmor template for core24+
snaps
- Fix same kernel occupying multiple boot partitions for Little
Kernel bootloader
- Graduate quota-groups feature
- Enable by default refresh-app-awareness-ux feature
- Ensure that reboots into recovery mode are always oneshots
- Hide recovery mode entries in hybrid grub menu
- Fix hybrid remodeling when gadget defines a partition with a
system-seed role
- Add seed allowlist to recovery-system creation
- Improve robustness of seed refresh prerequisites by properly
merging them
- Merge selected internal tools into the multi-entry snapd binary
-- Katie May Fri, 04 Sep 2026 11:49:14 +0200
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| 2166403 |
[SRU] 2.78 |
| 2161845 |
snapd loops forever on \ |
| 2161950 |
unity7 apparmor template missing dbus path for Chromium/Electron StatusNotifierItem \u2014 breaks slack (and other Electron snap) tray icons |
| 2164382 |
U2F / FIDO / CTAP rules should match usage page, not device IDs |
| 2164689 |
Space in personal-files interface causes snapd to generate invalid apparmor profile |
| 2106306 |
snap remove deleting data too eagerly |
| 2082384 |
snapd leaves behind artifacts after uninstalling apps |
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