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Restart Foreman services after package upgrade on Debian #7216
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If this does solve things, I'd appreciate a Redmine issue. |
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Forgot I needed changelog updates to trigger builds, but I am feeling like I will need #7211 and the CI change to really get testable builds. Edit: and I think the current failure agrees with me |
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This puts Debian on the same footing as RPM where we do not start services on initial install but we do restart them after package upgrades.
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I was able to complete testing of this change and can confirm this resolves the problem. You can see that
And the service gets restarted:
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nice this got actually built as fix in theforeman/jenkins-jobs#132 |
Generally we don't keep a changelog for all changes within the release cycle. We do end up with this weird bit where we sort of go back in time. foreman-packaging/debian/bionic/foreman/changelog Lines 13 to 35 in 2639d9e
I wonder if having this newer version in the changelog can cause problems later on. |
Nope, while not nice, nothing in the Debian stack looks at older changelog entries. |
I wonder if instead we should "merge" the changelog entries |
For sake of cleanup? Maybe. |
This puts Debian on the same footing as RPM where we do not start
services on initial install but we do restart them after package
upgrades.
Opening as a draft so I can get some builds to test.