packaging/{ubuntu,debian}: add liblzo2-dev as a dependency for building snapd #9470
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…ng snapd This is necessary to build squashfuse/snapfuse with lzo compression support, which is necessary for snaps that now use lzo compression. Not updating the non-ubuntu and non-debian package dependencies for now, as it's unclear that using snapd inside non-ubuntu lxd containers is expected to work, and that's the only known use-case for snapfuse right now. Also update the lxd-snapfuse spread test to check that we can use lzo compressed snaps inside an ubuntu lxd container now too. Signed-off-by: Ian Johnson <ian.johnson@canonical.com>
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This is necessary to build squashfuse/snapfuse with lzo compression support,
which is necessary for snaps that now use lzo compression.
Not updating the non-ubuntu and non-debian package dependencies for now, as it's
unclear that using snapd inside non-ubuntu lxd containers is expected to work,
and that's the only known use-case for snapfuse right now.
Also update the lxd-snapfuse spread test to check that we can use lzo compressed
snaps inside an ubuntu lxd container now too.