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`to: <arch1>,<arch2>:` doesn't match on either

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Project
snapcraft (launchpad)
Number
#1991075
Type
issue
State
closed
Author
~saviq
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Closed without a fix or resolution. The report indicated the to: directive in stage-packages failed to match multiple architectures, but no comments or resolution details were provided.

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With a stage-packages like so: ```yaml stage-packages: - to amd64,arm64:   - hello-traditional - to amd64:   - hello ``` Only `hello` will get staged on amd64, nothing on arm64: ```plain $ tree squashfs-root squashfs-root ├── meta │   └── snap.yaml └── usr     ├── bin     │   └── hello     └── share         ├── doc         │   └── hello         │   ├── changelog.Debian.gz         │   ├── copyright         │   └── NEWS.gz         ├── info         │   └── hello.info.gz         └── man             └── man1                 └── hello.1.gz 9 directories, 7 files $ snapcraft version snapcraft 7.1.3 ```

Evaluation history

Date Model Scores Action Summary
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Closed without a fix or resolution. The report indicated the to: directive in stage-packages failed to match multiple architectures, but no comments or resolution details were provided.
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b The to directive with multiple architectures failed to match any target in Snapcraft 7.1.3. The report was abandoned without resolution or fix.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 Closed without resolution. The to: arch1,arch2: syntax in stage-packages failed to match multiple architectures in snapcraft 7.1.3. No comments or follow-up activity.

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