[cherry-pick #8685] Add Ubuntu 24.04 noble support for OpenStack #10462
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Major highlights: * Fixed a lot of linting on the release packaging utils shell scripts * Update Dockerfiles to fix linting errors and to handle image creation more cleanly * Remove unneeded files for Ubuntu packaging, update package build dependencies, and add more files to exclusions * Fix the Ubuntu Noble dockerfile since it still referenced Jammy
1. Override dh_dwz to handle compressed debug sections 2. Un-disable dh_strip and debug packages 3. Hide warnings about unnecessary linkage
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May 29, 2025
This reverts commit b6c11b8.
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This patch adds preliminary support for building OpenStack packages to run on Ubuntu 24.04 Noble Numbat. Cherry-pick from #8685, #10461, and #10485; see those PRs for full discussion.