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does not report unlocked status
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…2.144 build(deps): bump libc from 0.2.143 to 0.2.144
Bump to cap-std-ext 2.0, use rustix directly
How would we want this to look? I made an attempt at this issue, and implemented something that works. But I also noticed another issue which seems somewhat related (#1044), and I'm not quite sure if the implementation of one would impact another or if they are two distinct features.
For the above, I'm using the value returned from |
Something like this?
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BTW feel free to drop even raw "git diff" style output in issues or on the chat channel to ask for early feedback too |
Closes bootc-dev#474 Displays the status of the usroverlay within bootc status. Although not ideal, handles the displaying of the host's filesystem within the image/ostree functions since otherwise it may require the introduction of another "host" block within the status output (i.e. having a "host", "staged", "booted" and "rollback"). Signed-off-by: Robert Sturla <[email protected]>
Closes bootc-dev#474 Displays the status of the usroverlay within bootc status. Although not ideal, handles the displaying of the host's filesystem within the image/ostree functions since otherwise it may require the introduction of another "host" block within the status output (i.e. having a "host", "staged", "booted" and "rollback"). Signed-off-by: Robert Sturla <[email protected]>
Closes bootc-dev#474 Displays the status of the usroverlay within bootc status. Although not ideal, handles the displaying of the host's filesystem within the image/ostree functions since otherwise it may require the introduction of another "host" block within the status output (i.e. having a "host", "staged", "booted" and "rollback"). Signed-off-by: Robert Sturla <[email protected]>
Running
bootc usoverlay
is not reflected inbootc status
as far as I could see.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: