Limit old suite workaround #390
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The workaround for go-debos#361 that was applied in go-debos@b3c1f76 breaks recipes for bookworm and newer. Signed-off-by: Andreas Henriksson <andreas@fatal.se>
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Manually tested PR and it fixes testing/unstable/bullseye cases and also works with Apertis (a downstream based on buster) \o/ |
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The workaround for #361 that was applied in b3c1f76 breaks recipes for bookworm and newer.
This change makes the workaround less damaging (should atleast work with official debian releases for the forseeable future), while still far from perfect (any derivate distribution that is bookworm-based will fail).