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Another feature request: openSUSE MicroOS and Tumbleweed are rolling releases with a new VERSION_ID every day. mkosi uses "ID=" and "VERSION_ID=" from /etc/os-release, which means a new sysext image is needed every day, while purely technical, this is not necessary.
systemd-sysext prefers SYSEXT_LEVEL over VERSION_ID for this reason:
If the extension ID= is not "_any", the SYSEXT_LEVEL= field (if defined) has to match. If the latter is not defined, the VERSION_ID= field has to match instead.
It would be nice if mkosi would follow the same rules for creating the extension-release file: if /etc/os-release contains SYSEXT_LEVEL, add that to extension-release.d/*. If not, use VERSION_ID as of today.
Used mkosi config
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mkosi output
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mkosi commit the issue has been seen with
main
Used host distribution
openSUSE Tumbleweed
Used target distribution
openSUSE Tumbleweed
Linux kernel version used
6.11.0-1-default
CPU architectures issue was seen on
x86_64
Unexpected behaviour you saw
Another feature request: openSUSE MicroOS and Tumbleweed are rolling releases with a new VERSION_ID every day. mkosi uses "ID=" and "VERSION_ID=" from
/etc/os-release
, which means a new sysext image is needed every day, while purely technical, this is not necessary.systemd-sysext prefers SYSEXT_LEVEL over VERSION_ID for this reason:
It would be nice if mkosi would follow the same rules for creating the extension-release file: if
/etc/os-release
contains SYSEXT_LEVEL, add that toextension-release.d/*
. If not, use VERSION_ID as of today.Used mkosi config
No response
mkosi output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: