jakman85andClaude Opus 5
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The first real run failed on all three nodes: fatal: [k3s-prod-1]: "No package matching 'update-notifier-common' is available" update-notifier-common is an UBUNTU package and does not exist in Debian -- `apt-cache policy` returns Candidate: (none) on trixie. The role asserted it "owns the hook that creates /var/run/reboot-required", which is true on Ubuntu and false here, so the role could never have worked. Three further measurements settled the replacement: notify-reboot-required is absent; NO linux-image-* postinst references it (invoking it is an Ubuntu patch, so dropping a script at that path would never be called); and no hook under apt.conf.d or /etc/kernel mentions reboot-required. Debian trixie ships no mechanism at all. So the role now provides it: * /usr/local/sbin/k3s-notify-reboot-required -- touches the sentinel when the running kernel is not the newest installed, using `linux-version` (from linux-base, a dependency of every linux-image, measured present) because kernel version ordering is not string ordering. * /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99-k3s-reboot-required -- DPkg::Post-Invoke, `|| true` so it can never abort an apt transaction. /run is tmpfs (measured), so the sentinel self-clears on boot; no cleanup task. The verify assert was ALSO weaker than it looked: a `find` glob for *update-notifier* / *unattended-upgrades* under apt.conf.d would have matched Debian's own unattended-upgrades conffile and reported "writer present" while none existed. It now stats the two exact paths this role owns and requires the script to be executable. Newly verified: the script ran on prod-1 as unprivileged k3s under sh -x -- running=newest=7.1.8+deb13-amd64, took the equal branch, exited 0, wrote nothing. Correct. sh -n and bash -n clean. Still unverified: the WRITING half never executes while running == newest, so the sentinel has not been seen created and kured has not been seen react. The honest test is the next kernel upgrade. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>