Apport 2.7
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Improvements:
* packaging.py, get_file_package(): Add optional "release" and "arch"
arguments for getting a file's package for a foreign release or
architecture. Implement this for apt/dpkg backend.
* packaging.py, install_packages(): Add optional "architecture" argument for
creating a sandbox for a foreign architecture. Implement this for apt/dpkg
backend.
* When a report's architecture does not match the system architecture, try to
use gdb-multiarch (if available, as packaged on Debian/Ubuntu), and set
architecture and gnutarget accordingly in gdb. This supports x86, x86_64,
and ARM for now, so that reports from all these architectures can be
retraced on an x86_84 machine. (LP: #1044437)
* launchpad.py: Add "architecture" option to process reports for a foreign
architecture.
* Add exceptions from package hooks to new HookError_
to make them more visible. Until now they were only written to stderr.
(LP: #1086309)
Bug fixes:
* Fix test_find_
one "NoDisplay=true" .desktop file for the "has one desktop file" test.
* report.py, mark_ignore(): Use home directory of actual effective user, not
of $HOME. Fixes ignore file when using through sudo.
* apport-cli: Fix showing of prompt. Thanks Dmitry Shachnev!
* fileutils.py, mark_report_
as this is not owned by the user.
* backends/
the sandbox config.
* apportcheckresume: Fix crash if state file does not exist.
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