I’ve been doing this for years. I generally suggest holding off on upgrades in the weeks immediately following a Debian stable release is a good idea: when ever

I’ve been doing this for years. I generally suggest holding off on upgrades in the weeks immediately following a Debian stable release is a good idea: when everything that has been held back from testing suddenly arrives at once, bugs sometimes get missed. But otherwise, generally a really solid experience. Of course, it’s not officially supported by anyone, so when the (very) occasional bug does hit, you have to sort out rolling back to something that works yourself. Sounds like Google automated this side of things?