postprocess script inherits host environment, often incorrectly

[copumpkin]

In my case, the host PATH is super unusual (NixOS), and nothing like the guest, which is a more traditional CentOS distro. So when rpm-ostree tries to run postprocess-script, it fails because it can't find any binaries (unless I use full paths to all programs or set a PATH inside the script).

[cgwalters]

GNOME/libglnx@e684ef0

Which has been around quite a while. It's not working for you?

[copumpkin]

Oh, didn't notice that. I just ran echo $PATH in my postprocess-script and it printed out my host env. Not sure if it's something weird about my setup.

[cgwalters]

Should be fixed by https://git.gnome.org/browse/libglnx/commit/?id=85c9dd5c073a8c0d74c4baa2e4a94f5535984e62

[copumpkin]

Thanks, I'll give it a go later today! Should that commit just work as a replacement for the libglnx submodule in rpm-ostree today?

[cgwalters]

Yes, should.

[copumpkin]

Looks like it worked! Thanks 😄

[copumpkin]

Should I close this or wait until you update the submodule ref?

[cgwalters]

This was fixed.