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Hi Andrew,

Do you know why it’s requesting to remove nova-compute with the
dist-upgrade?  What happens if you run “apt-get install nova-compute”
.. also, maybe it was late.  Did you make sure to also run “apt-get
update” after updating the repo?

We upgraded using cloud-archive a few clouds for our customers without
any issues at all, so I can at least confirm that it shouldn’t be a
problem there

Thanks
M

On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 11:19 PM, Andrew Bogott <abogott at wikimedia.org> wrote:
> I'm just about ready to upgrade to Liberty.  I've started a dry run by
> setting up a trusty machine with the ubuntu kilo cloud archive in my
> sources.list.d, and installed nova-compute, version
> 2015.1.2-0ubuntu2~cloud0.
>
> Next I moved my cloud-archive reference to liberty, and ran 'apt-get install
> nova-compute' and now I'm feeling like a college student who skipped one too
> many classes because the version numbers in liberty are totally different
> and apt's dependency graph is broken all the way down.  So, I tried a
> full-blown 'apt-get dist-upgrade' and apt's default behavior was to
> uninstall nova, so I guess apt has been skipping class too.
>
> I'm missing something obvious, right?  Surely there's an upgrade path around
> here someplace, and the cloud archive isn't a purely symbolic exercise?
>
> Thanks in advance -- sorry I'm a little ranty, it's past my bedtime :)
>
> -Andrew
>
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