Version 1.1.3 fixes the issue with package-repositories that declare architectures. In addition to addressing the wrong parameter order, the new version also improves the handling of architectures. The summary of the change is: if the host system is amd64 and the arch of the package repository is i386, _or_ if the host is arm64 and the repo armhf, then `dpkg --add-architecture <repo_arch>` will be called. Otherwise, the command is not called. This lets us preserve the behavior of enabling i386 in the official repositories when a repo using i386 is added, with the improvement of _not breaking_ apt update when an "incompatible" architecture combination is declared. The new spread tests reflect this. Both run in amd64 and add the deadsnakes ppa to fetch Python in a foreign arch: - For i386, only the deadsnakes ppa is necessary, as the architecture will be added "globally" and Python's dependencies are found in the default archives; - For armhf, the ports.ubuntu.com repo is necessary in addition to the deadsnakes one. This lets the dependencies be found in the ports repo, _and_ doesn't break the build (this combination is broken in Snapcraft 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4). Fixes #4289 and #4298