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hanthor opened this issue Apr 24, 2025 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #905
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Allow users to override OS matching to a specific OS version for manifest purposes #904

hanthor opened this issue Apr 24, 2025 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #905

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@hanthor
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hanthor commented Apr 24, 2025

If you rename the OS when building custom images it will cause bootc image builder to fail to build. Instead of adding dozens of manifests it would be better to add a flag to allow the user to specify that this if a Fedora 42-based image or CentOS or Alma, etc.

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mvo5 commented May 26, 2025

Thanks for the issue report and sorry for the slow reply. The latest code in bib will honor the ID_LIKE field and also inverted the logic for searching for lorax scripts - is this helping? If not, do you have an example bootc container that we could look at maybe? Fwiw, I'm not against adding a --override option but I would like to understand the problem(space) a little bit better as these options are API and that is forever :)

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hanthor commented May 28, 2025

Still need to test this. Issues were with bazzite and a few other personal custom imaged people were using

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