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Do we still want to explore the declarative path in the near future? |
I'd really hoped to do something more declarative here, and really flesh out the intersections with automated upgrades and automated rollbacks. But, this just exposes the simple primitive, equivalent to `rpm-ostree rollback`. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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OK yeah, I have a strawman here for a declarative API. |
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The failure in c9s-dev-integration aarch64 may be coreos/bootupd#633 |
I think so. The last passed bootupd version is Failure is not caused by this PR. Same failure can be found in PR #445 test. |
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Thank you! |
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@cgwalters @HuijingHei The fix coreos/bootupd#634 works on |
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I'd really hoped to do something more declarative here, and really flesh out the intersections with automated upgrades and automated rollbacks.
But, this just exposes the simple primitive, equivalent to
rpm-ostree rollback.