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After shelling into the podman-bootc VM and running:
I've tried to then reboot (simply I've also noticed that after rebooting the machine, I've also observed the following weird behavior: Ran the above commands and then:
The stateroot just disappears? That's a bit odd |
Let's split the install vs switch changes into separate PRs; the install one I think we can trivially land with just a simple integration test. |
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
Split install CLI into #622 |
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate Signed-off-by: Omer Tuchfeld <[email protected]>
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate Signed-off-by: Omer Tuchfeld <[email protected]>
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate Signed-off-by: Omer Tuchfeld <[email protected]>
This commit makes it so that the `bootc install` stateroot will be configurable (it defaults to `default`). For now this is a hidden CLI option until we decide whether we want to commit to this API. In the future we also want to make the stateroot of `bootc switch` be configurable (containers#617) so that users can install an image to a new stateroot while they already have an existing stateroot Also removed the constant `STATEROOT_DEFAULT`, we're now simply taking it from the `ostree_ext` crate Signed-off-by: Omer Tuchfeld <[email protected]>
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# Background <hash> added the `stateroot` option to the `install` subcommand # Issue The `stateroot` option is not available on the `switch` subcommand # Solution Add the `stateroot` option to the `switch` subcommand # Implementation * If the stateroot is different than the current, we should allow using the same image as the currently booted one * Stateroot has to be explicitly created (`init_osname` binding) if it doesn't exist. If it does, we still call `init_osname` and simply ignore the error (TODO: only ignore non-already-exists errors) * Copy `/var` from the old stateroot to the new one. I'm doing `--reflink` but it's still very slow * Must use the old stateroot to find the `merge_deployment` because otherwise we boot without the required kargs (it manifested as a missing `root=UUID=...` which caused the dracut rootfs-generator to silently fail to create `sysroot.mount` and so `ostree-prepare-root` failed due to empty `/sysroot`) Signed-off-by: Omer Tuchfeld <[email protected]>
Should we provide users with a CLI option to skip the |
This one heavily relates to #404 |
Task::new("Copying /var to new stateroot", "cp") | ||
.args([ | ||
"--recursive", | ||
"--reflink=auto", |
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Some discussion about hard requiring reflinks by default
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One subtle thing about this implementation is that as it is today because we're operating on the stateroot view of /var
I don't think we'll see any mounts that happen externally today. For example if someone has /var/lib/postgres
on a separate partition - which is a totally sane thing to do.
Speaking of, we almost certainly want to pass --one-file-system
here just in case we somehow encounter a mount.
(Also this relates a bit to ostreedev/ostree#3292 )
I think my overall inclination here is to actually make this part of Hence because it's Something like Or I guess the best place to bikeshed this would be #404 |
if new_spec == host.spec { | ||
println!("Image specification is unchanged."); | ||
if new_spec == host.spec && old_stateroot == stateroot { | ||
// TODO: Should we really be confusing users with terms like "stateroot"? |
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Yeah, it's a good question. My thinking here is it's going to be hard to hide...and we should lean into exposing it as a more first class verb.
return Ok(()); | ||
} | ||
let new_spec = RequiredHostSpec::from_spec(&new_spec)?; | ||
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if old_stateroot != stateroot { |
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Related to the above I'm uncertain about doing this by default. It may make sense to have a bootc stateroot init --clone
or so?
Definitely in some cases we explicitly want to ignore previous state.
/// Make the switch into a custom stateroot. If the stateroot doesn't exist, it will be created | ||
/// and `/var` of the current stateroot will be copied (copy-on-write) into it. | ||
#[clap(long)] | ||
pub(crate) stateroot: Option<String>, |
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In the interest of forward progress, how about adding #[clap(hide = true))]
and calling this experimental_clone_into_stateroot
so it can be an experimental feature for now while we decide on how we stabilize this?
Background
added the
stateroot
option to theinstall
subcommandIssue
The
stateroot
option is not available on theswitch
subcommandSolution
Add the
stateroot
option to theswitch
subcommandImplementation
If the stateroot is different than the current, we should allow using the same image as the currently booted one
Stateroot has to be explicitly created (
init_osname
binding) if it doesn't exist. If it does, we still callinit_osname
and simply ignore the error (TODO: only ignore non-already-exists errors)Copy
/var
from the old stateroot to the new one. I'm doing--reflink
but it's still very slowMust use the old stateroot to find the
merge_deployment
because otherwise we boot without the required kargs (it manifested as a missingroot=UUID=...
which caused the dracut rootfs-generator to silently fail to createsysroot.mount
and soostree-prepare-root
failed due to empty/sysroot
)