[Bug 1803973] Re: Update gce-compute-image-packages to 20181206

[Launchpad Bug Tracker]

This bug was fixed in the package gce-compute-image-packages -
20181206+dfsg1-0ubuntu1

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gce-compute-image-packages (20181206+dfsg1-0ubuntu1) disco; urgency=medium

  [ Brian Murray ]
  * Add 0001-set-LDFLAGS-to-prevent-undefs.patch

  [ Balint Reczey ]
  * Keep Debian patch unapplied
  * New upstream version 20181206 (LP: #1803973)
    - Support enabling OS Login two factor authentication
  * Refresh patches
  * Update Lintian overrides for renamed commands
  * Update shared library symlinks

 -- Balint Reczey <rbalint at ubuntu.com>  Fri, 21 Dec 2018 16:54:01 +0100

** Changed in: gce-compute-image-packages (Ubuntu)
       Status: In Progress => Fix Released

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Title:
  Update gce-compute-image-packages to 20181206

Status in gce-compute-image-packages package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  [Impact]

  compute-image-packages is provided by Google for installation within
  guests that run on Google Compute Engine. It is a collection of tools
  and daemons, packaged as gce-compute-image-packages, that ensure that
  the Ubuntu images published to GCE run properly on their platform.

  Cloud platforms evolve at a rate that can't be handled in six-month
  increments, and they will often develop features that they would like
  to be available to customers who don't want to upgrade from earlier
  Ubuntu releases. As such, updating gce-compute-image-packages to more
  recent upstream releases is required within all Ubuntu releases, so
  they continue to function properly in their environment.

  With this release we also add a new binary package to the suite -
  google-compute-engine-oslogin which is for a future feature of using
  OS Login on GCE VM instances.

  [Test Case]

  When a new version of gce-compute-image-packages is uploaded to
  -proposed, the following will be done:

   * an image based on -proposed will be built for GCE and published to the ubuntu-os-cloud-devel project
   * the CPC team will write new automated tests to cover new testable functionality (if any) in the new package
   * the automated testing that the CPC team normally runs against GCE images before they are published will be run against the -proposed image
   * the GCE team will be asked to validate that the new package addresses the issues it is expected to address, and that the image passes their internal image validation.

  If all the testing indicates that the image containing the new package
  is acceptable, verification will be considered to be done.

  [Other Information]

  This bug is used for tracking of releasing the new upstream version
  for all supported series, as per the approved policy mentioned in the
  following MRE:

  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/gce-compute-image-packages-Updates

  [Original Bug Text]

  GCE team has released some versions of its guest agents
  (https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/compute-image-
  packages/releases) since you published your latest package version. So
  there are some new features and bug fixes that would be great to have
  in all Ubuntu releases. The current latest upstream version is
  20181023.

  This update also might help us doing some QA on Ubuntu GCE images, as
  you can see here: https://k8s-testgrid.appspot.com/google-gce-compute-
  image-tools#linux-image-tests&width=20

  This is a test suite that is executed against all Linux distros
  images, and since the beginning of this month Ubuntu has been tested
  too. This test suite has been improved in order to support Ubuntu.

  Thanks in advance.

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