Removing the Suggests on the old name from systemd in Debian Testing
seems to have fixed the apt error we were getting before.
+++ /dev/null
-# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1-or-later
-
-[TriggerMatch]
-Distribution=debian
-Release=!bullseye
-Release=!bookworm
-
-[TriggerMatch]
-Distribution=ubuntu
-Release=!focal
-Release=!jammy
-Release=!lunar
-Release=!mantic
-
-[Content]
-Packages=
- ^libtss2-esys-[0-9.]+-0$
- ^libtss2-mu-[0-9.]+-0$
- libtss2-rc0
- libtss2-tcti-device0
[TriggerMatch]
Distribution=debian
-Release=|bullseye
-Release=|bookworm
[TriggerMatch]
Distribution=ubuntu
-Release=|jammy
-Release=|lunar
-Release=|mantic
+Release=!focal
[Content]
Packages=
^libtss2-esys-[0-9.]+-0$
+ ^libtss2-mu[0-9.-]+$
libtss2-rc0
libtss2-tcti-device0
- libtss2-mu0