ostree-override-layers
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Expected vs actual behavior
I'm trying to run the following command:
rpm-ostree compose tree --repo=repo --layer-repo=repo --cachedir=cache --unified-core '--add-metadata-string=version=PhotonPonyOS 38.20230904.0' fedora-photon-pony.yaml
The goal is to build an new OS and the ISO based on fedora-silverblue.
This is my treefile fedora-photon-pony.yaml.
ref: fedora/38/${basearch}/photon-pony
rojig:
name: fedora-photon-pony
summary: "PhotonPonyOS"
license: GPLv3
boot-location: modules
ostree-override-layers:
- fedora/38/x86_64/fedora-silverblue
packages:
- cmake
repos:
- fedora-38
- fedora-38-updates
postprocess:
- |
#!/usr/bin/env bash
systemctl enable sshd.service
documentation: false
preserve-passwd: false# rpm-ostree install somepackage
error: installing somepackage: encountered an error
As a result I always get:
Input state hash: 9573086a4f4e02e1856090385e2d8178da1e98ce403f002835274c7f4802a763
Relabeling...done
Checking out packages...done
Checking out ostree layers...done
error: Copy checkout of 53f85ac7095ea7e28220d2201d0abcadde180e283764084260fca5ea79fcd65f to rpm: unlinkat(rpm): Is a directory
I can not figure out what goes wrong here.
Expected:
I expect rpm-ostree compose tree to create a new commit inside the repo dir for my custom OS based on fedora-silverblue
Steps to reproduce it
1 . Clone https://gitlab.com/fedora/ostree/ci-test
2. just compose silverblue
3. rpm-ostree compose tree --repo=repo --layer-repo=repo --cachedir=cache --unified-core '--add-metadata-string=version=PhotonPonyOS 38.20230904.0' fedora-photon-pony.yaml
Would you like to work on the issue?
Yes, I can look into it but I need some pointers.
Long story short, ostree-override-layers isn't intended to be used in this way. You're asking for fedora/38/x86_64/fedora-silverblue to go on top of cmake, not the other way around.
This relates to #4427 but it's the ostree version of it...hmm, I am sure we have an issue for it. Well there's #442 but basically the focus of this project now is on the container flow.