The insidious urge to fix what ain't broke has arisen. I'll probably follow the official documentation, unless someone has a better suggestion.
I'm not running anything unusual and I haven't done much, if any, "customization". I update packages maybe a couple of times a week, so they're current.
Should I go ahead and put myself through this now, or wait until support is dropped and I'm forced?

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[–] [S] 7 points 1 week ago (1 child)

apt modernize-sources -y

Thanks for this - I hadn't seen it yet in the docs I've been looking at.
No idea what it does, but it looks legit, so I'll run it!

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    Apt v3 comes with some quality-of-life stuff that apt has been direly missing for years, and one of those is apt sources that make sense to a human.

    So the new apt source files have local key location, components, suites, and Uris.

    The sources from the before-time just had a one-liner with a uri and some components.

    Edit:also the modernize command makes a backup of the source files it touches.

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