That's interesting!
Having libnetplan0 and netplan.io upgraded independently is definitely something I can dig deeper into, which could also cause a segfault.
But if you upgrade the system completely (e.g. via 'apt upgrade') netplan 0.102 still works, right?
Like, you can execute 'netplan generate' or more specifically (as a systemd-generator):
/usr/lib/systemd/system-generators/netplan /run/systemd/generator /run/systemd/generator.early /run/systemd/generator.late
(after removing '/run/systemd/generator/netplan.stamp')
As this is basically what happens when the upgrade executes 'systemctl daemon-reload' or the system reboots.
That's interesting!
Having libnetplan0 and netplan.io upgraded independently is definitely something I can dig deeper into, which could also cause a segfault.
But if you upgrade the system completely (e.g. via 'apt upgrade') netplan 0.102 still works, right? systemd/ system- generators/ netplan /run/systemd/ generator /run/systemd/ generator. early /run/systemd/ generator. late
Like, you can execute 'netplan generate' or more specifically (as a systemd-generator):
/usr/lib/
(after removing '/run/systemd/ generator/ netplan. stamp')
As this is basically what happens when the upgrade executes 'systemctl daemon-reload' or the system reboots.