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And you know what? Doing updates once a week saved me from updating to this version :)
I upgraded to 5.6.0-1 on the 28th Februar already. Over a month ago. On a server. That's the first time Arch testing has fucked me so hard lol.
Having arch has benefits because of more up to date packages but ofc as it happened to you, it introduces more risks