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The purpose of the create subcommand is to take a
yaml based configuration and turn it into a rootfs
directory and convert into a ostree deployable branch.
This branch would be able to used create virtual machine
images and even linux containers.
To create an apt-ostree configuration use the sample
from config/debian/bookworm/bootstrap.yaml. You can
create a branch by running the following command:
sudo apt-ostree compose create --repo <path to repo> \
--base <config directory> \
<name of ostree branch>
If the ostree repo branch doesnt exist, then apt-ostree
will create the spcified repo in the repo flag.
Sample rootfs configuration include
* debian:
- bookworm
- bullseye
* starlingx:
- master
Testing:
PASSED Installed apt-ostree from git repo.
PASSED Run "apt-ostree compose create --base config/debian/bookworm \
--repo=/tmp/test debian/bookworm"
PASSED Checked for config in /tmp/test.
PASSED Ran "ostree --repo=/tmp/test refs" to see the "test"
branch.
Story: 2010867
Task: 48556
Change-Id: I7a311f1b93ea2ac80c7ab24efc9c51d0d990e5e0
Signed-off-by: Charles Short <charles.short@windriver.com>
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# Copyright (c) 2023 Wind River Systems, Inc.
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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#
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---
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mmdebstrap:
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suite: bullseye
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architectures: [amd64]
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components: [main, contrib, non-free]
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vairant: minbase
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setup-hooks:
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- 'sync-in overlay/debian/ /'
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packages:
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- linux-image-amd64
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- ostree
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- ostree-boot
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- dracut
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