Re-introduce default provider (infra)#1386
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+1. Thanks for remembering this! :)
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Description
The default provider constraint is used to automatically plug interfaces and install a sound default dependency for a frontend snap. We had to remove this as it doesn't allow us to build a snap if the default-provider doesn't have a "stable" version. Now we do have one, so we can re-introduce it
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Built and installed the snap. It now works as intended