tests/nested/manual/core20-new-snapd-does-not-break-old-initrd: remove #14946
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We cannot really expect old initrd to work with new installation of snapd. Otherwise we cannot update the way we create encrypted disks. For that reason, the kernel snap has to be always fresher or as fresh as snapd from the seed.
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| 1. We start with stable kernel + stable snapd -> refresh to new snapd |
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shouldn't we have kept this scenario or is it tested elsewhere?
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I could try to keep that one. Though for FDE we will have a new test for factory reset that covers it: #14471
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I have created #14957 to see.
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Closing in favor to #14957 |
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We cannot really expect old initrd to work with new installation of snapd. Otherwise we cannot update the way we create encrypted disks. For that reason, the kernel snap has to be always fresher or as fresh as snapd from the seed.