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A long long time ago we globally removed snapd. Then we started to use it to install kubectl so snapd was added back to things. Then we stopped using kubectl snaps relying on openshift tooling instead. When we did that we removed the removal of snapd. This means that new servers come with snapd and don't get it removed. In theory this is a safe change because nothing we deploy should be relying on snaps. However, I'm not entirely sure how to audit that to be 100% sure. We should probably try to double check this a bit more before deploying it. Change-Id: I0441bda5beb018eb0a85dcdefa7f54c0c2d7ade4 |
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