[bodhi-updates] manifest-lock: temporarily pin ostree to 2019.5 #300
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We need some more fixes to the readonly path before we can bump to 2020.2: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#343
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See coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#293 for why we need to do this to unblock updates. |
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A dumb question: do the failures cause any concern for other editions that use OSTree ? Or is this really only a failure with readonly /sysroot/ which is something new only we are trying to do? |
Right exactly. AFAIK, only FCOS today uses |
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The permissions for the user systemd unit file should be 0644.
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We need some more fixes to the readonly path before we can bump to
2020.2:
coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#343