Salt-bootstrap: Could you kindly add Ubuntu 20.04?

Created on 3 Apr 2020 · 7Comments · Source: saltstack/salt-bootstrap

Description of Issue/Question

I know this is a bit early (approx. 3 weeks) but would be nice if you could add Ubuntu 20.04 and recognize Pop!OS. Thank you very much in advance.
I'm running Pop!OS which I upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04, getting:
CHECK_SERVICES_FUNC_NAMES=install_pop_20_stable_check_services install_pop_20_04_stable_check_services install_pop_20_check_services install_pop_20_04_check_services install_pop_stable_check_services
etc...

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yitzhakbg

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Now that 20.04 has shipped, I'm hoping this ticket gets some love :)

geoffjukes on 24 Apr 2020

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@yitzhakbg Looking forward to 20.04 here as well but there are still some fixes needed to get Salt working properly on Python 3.8...

myii on 3 Apr 2020

Now that 20.04 has shipped, I'm hoping this ticket gets some love :)

geoffjukes on 24 Apr 2020

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Note that salt-formulas can't do any testing on 20.04 without this, and there are a bunch of things that don't work there as well.

To my disappointment there wasn't even a ticket working on Python 3.8, which blocks this. There is now: #1460

OrangeDog on 11 May 2020

Looks like this will be resolved soon with the planned release of Salt v3001.
Ref https://github.com/saltstack/salt-bootstrap/issues/1456#issuecomment-635285018

wolfpackmars2 on 11 Jun 2020

sounds great

yitzhakbg on 17 Jun 2020

I'm spawning lxc focal fossil containers using salt-cloud... I seem to need the bootstrap argument "-x python3", but other than that it seems to be working.

WarrenWilkinson on 22 Jun 2020

once https://github.com/saltstack/salt-bootstrap/pull/1480 is released to stable you shouldn't need -x python3 either. Using -x python3 should keep working though.