feat: error when --pro is used for core22
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Current evaluation
Merged to add validation that errors when the --pro flag is used with core22 base snaps. Resolves CRAFT-5226. Approved by two reviewers despite unrelated CI failures.
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Issue body
Errors when using `--pro` for core22 snaps.
(CRAFT-5226)
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Evaluation history
| Date | Model | Scores | Action | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b | — | — | Merged to add validation that errors when the --pro flag is used with core22 base snaps. Resolves CRAFT-5226. Approved by two reviewers despite unrelated CI failures. | |
| qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 |
Staleness:
0
Complexity:
15
Confidence:
90
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needs review | Adds a validation check to return an error when the --pro flag is used with core22 bases. Freshly opened by a maintainer, awaiting initial review and CI validation. |
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Related issues
| Issue | Project | State | Summary | Similarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #6225 feat: stable core26 support | snapcraft | merged | Merged after approval and CI validation. Adds stable core26 snap building support. Fixes #6088, supersedes #6182, and unblocks #6220. Expected test failures were noted and cleared for merge. | |
| #6337 feat: error on ua-services for core24+ | snapcraft | merged | Merged. Implements error handling for --ua-services and --enable-experimental-ua-services, plus a warning for SNAPCRAFT_UA_TOKEN in Core24+ snaps. Approved and merged despite unrelated CI failures. |