New upstream release 2.33

See https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/the-snapd-roadmap/1973 under 2.33 for the highlights.

New bugfix release 2.32.9

This release only contains fixes for autopkgtest on Ubuntu/Debian:

• tests: run all spread tests inside GCE
• tests: build spread in the autopkgtests with a more recent go

No changes outside of the autopkgtest environment

New bugfix release 2.32.8

Bugfix release:

• snapd.core-fixup.sh: fix workaround for corrupted uboot.env and add tests

New bugfix release 2.32.7

Bugfix release:

• many: add wait command and seeded target (2
  - snapd.core-fixup.sh: add workaround for corrupted uboot.env
  - boot: clear "snap_mode" when needed
  - cmd/libsnap: fix compile error on more restrictive gcc
  - tests: cherry-pick commits to move spread to google backend
  - spread.yaml: add cosmic (18.10) to autopkgtest/qemu
  - userd: set up journal logging streams for autostarted apps

New bugfix release 2.32.6

Bugfixes:

• snap: do not use overly short timeout in snap {start,stop,restart}
• interfaces/apparmor: fix incorrect apparmor profile glob

Test improvements:

• tests: detect kernel oops during tests and abort tests in this case
• tests: run interfaces-boradcom-asic-control early
• tests: skip interfaces-content test on core devices

New minor release 2.32.5

Features added:

• snapd now supports "system" as the alias of the core snap
• snapd now supports the "stop-mode" snap property

Features removed:

• none

Bugs fixed:

• snapd now actively checks if mounting snaps succeeded
• snapd now correctly handles various refresh/stop mode settings
• snapd no longer allows installing the snap "system"

New minor release 2.32.4

Features added:

• snapd now uses brand new store API
• snapd now allows installing base snaps from custom channels (testing)
• snapd now allows installing content snaps from custom channels (testing)
• snapd now supports the "autostart" property for desktop applications
• snapd now uses the status of whoopsie.service to skip error reports
• snapd now allows the use of getconf by default
• snapd now allows the use of nf_conntract for users of firewall-control interface
• snapd now allows calling SetWallMessage for users of shutdown interface
• snapd now allows mounts on $SNAP_COMMON and $SNAP_USER_COMMON to users of fuse-support interface
• snapd now allows using taskset for users of process-control interface

Features removed:

• none

Bugs fixed:

• snapd now correctly waits for bases and core when refreshing snaps
• snapd no longer reads the whoopsie.service file
• snapd no longer triggers large amount of SELinux warnings
• snapd no longer closes snapctl socket while hooks are running
• snapd now correctly ignores missing cgroups in snap-device-helper

New minor release 2.32.3

Features added:

• snapd now sends additional information in error reports, like apport

Features removed:

• none

Bugs fixed:

• snapd now correctly installs snaps when re-executing from old version
• snapd now correctly refreshes snaps when along with the core snap
• snapd now correctly creates openGL directories (gl, gl32, vulkan)
• snapd now correctly parses fstab fields with embedded # character
• snapd now correctly removes generated files when removed from the system
• snapd will no longer crash if fstab cannot be parsed

New minor release 2.32.2

Features added:

• snappy can now use proprietary Nvidia drivers on Ubuntu 18.04 and similar.

Features removed:

• none

Bugs fixed:

• snappy now correctly grants write access to writable content slots
• snappy now correctly re-computes refresh schedule when schedule is set
• snappy no longer blocks access to serial ports named /dev/ttymxcX
• snappy no longer sends needless authentication data on some requests
• snappy uses more recent version of a YAML parser

New minor release 2.32.1

Features added:

• none

Features removed:

• none

Bugs fixed:

• snappy now correctly creates vulkan directories with nvidia IDC files
• snappy no longer creates temporary files that can confuse apparmor
• snappy now correctly handles SIGINT and SIGTERM on early startup
• snappy integration test suite is more robust on core devices