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Suppose that an OS vendor wants to provide a custom tree just to a specific user that contains a hotfix.
Of course one mechanism for hot fixes could be #107
but let's presume for this bug that we are focusing on the "new tree" approach. (Although possibly provided as a delta, knowing the customer is running the latest tree).
Regardless, let's assume that this tree data is provided out of band - in a tarball, Docker container, or whatever that is only accessible to that user.
We want a user experience here where the user can:
Switch to the tree
The tree is clearly labeled as a hotfix
There is an easy command to swtich back to the mainline tree (e.g. rpm-ostree upgrade should clearly show a message that you're on a dead-end hotfix stream)
Things are obviously simpler here if the OS vendor provides online-accessible hotfixes, possibly in the same repository; then one can use rebase to switch to it.
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Suppose that an OS vendor wants to provide a custom tree just to a specific user that contains a hotfix.
Of course one mechanism for hot fixes could be #107
but let's presume for this bug that we are focusing on the "new tree" approach. (Although possibly provided as a delta, knowing the customer is running the latest tree).
Regardless, let's assume that this tree data is provided out of band - in a tarball, Docker container, or whatever that is only accessible to that user.
We want a user experience here where the user can:
rpm-ostree upgrade
should clearly show a message that you're on a dead-end hotfix stream)Things are obviously simpler here if the OS vendor provides online-accessible hotfixes, possibly in the same repository; then one can use rebase to switch to it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: