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Support non-/usr content if ostree configured with overlayfs
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This obviates ostreedev/ostree#2681 for a container-oriented flow. |
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I think this one should be pretty safe to get in |
This pairs with ostreedev/ostree#3114 Basically if ostree has an overlayfs (whether writable or a readonly composefs), we're safe to handle non-`/usr` content. However, we still *always* drop content from the "API filesystems" like `/run`, `/dev` etc. Because really, no one should be adding stuff there.
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This pairs with ostreedev/ostree#3114
Basically if ostree has an overlayfs (whether writable or a readonly composefs), we're safe to handle non-
/usrcontent.However, we still always drop content from the
"API filesystems" like
/run,/devetc. Because really, no one should be adding stuff there.