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docs/atomic-rollbacks: Add a section on rollbacks #3171
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Here is how is looks in .pdf format: |
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if [ "$(ostree admin status -D)" = "not-default" ]; then |
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This looks fine, that said...now that we've done all this I am still coming around to the idea that ostree should automatically inject something like ostree.fallback=/path/to/root
for all non-default entries, that way we can reliably detect this from the initramfs and properly set up the default target from the initramfs.
Anyways, something to just consider for later.
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We normally fallback at the bootloader level right? So if we have loaded a kernel+initrd+cmdline from a fallback boot entry the ostree=
karg would have the fallback root and ostree.fallback=
would have the next fallback if that makes sense.
Also... cmdlines are generated server-side, this wouldn't be able to account for clients that missed an upgrade.
You can skip an upgrade in ostree right, if you haven't upgraded in a while?
That's why it's kinda nice to have the /boot/loader data client-side, fallbacks seem like something that should be client-side determined. Because each client may have a different upgrade path (and different fallback versions, or the fallback could be on A on some clients and B on others).
Describing how different types of rollbacks work. Signed-off-by: Eric Curtin <ecurtin@redhat.com>
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Describing how different types of rollbacks work.