[CentOS-devel] Official docker images and updates
Colin Walters
walters at verbum.orgMon May 12 20:38:42 UTC 2014
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On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 1:50 PM, Karanbir Singh <kbsingh at centos.org> wrote: > > I wonder if EL7 anaconda will get this functionality.. if not, we > might need to wait on 8; I can't guarantee anything, but I hope this will become available. > having an ostree install post-anaconda run install sounds great > though. I presume this is still going to do the actual ostree builds ( > in which case, how does one setup the remote repo ? ) The current rpm-ostree patchset for Anaconda pulls a tree instead of laying down packages. That's about the only difference. The process of assembling packages into trees on a compose server I call "treecompose". I used to call it "building" but there's no actual source code being compiled, merely a transformation of RPM content, so I think "compose" is clearer. In this model Anaconda is replicating, not composing. Now you do raise an interesting point in that some people might want tree composition at install time, which would be very possible. I can definitely imagine some use cases for this.
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