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While having a discussion on Fedora CoreOS communit meeting, it came up that it will be a nice feature to support having configs in /usr/lib/ostree/ . Users can override these configs if needed by specifying it in /etc/ . This will allow us to debug and fix easily if any issue occurs on the user's machine is due to their local config changes.
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To clarify, there are two major kinds of config files in OSTree: repo configs and remote configs. To make matters more complicated, in non system scenarios, remote configs are stored in the repo config directly.
For the purposes of this ticket though, we're essentially talking about remote configs in system scenarios, right? IOW, I think we're talking about a /usr/lib/ostree/remotes.d dir with overrides in /etc/ostree/remotes.d and possibly /run/ostree/remotes.d?
For the purposes of this ticket though, we're essentially talking about remote configs in system scenarios, right? IOW, I think we're talking about a /usr/lib/ostree/remotes.d dir with overrides in /etc/ostree/remotes.d
Yes, we are talking here (coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#143) about having remote config in `/usr/lib/ostree/remotes.d/ dir with overrides in /etc/ostree/remotes.d/ .
I made this RFE generic because I thought we might have other configs as well which we want to override.
While having a discussion on Fedora CoreOS communit meeting, it came up that it will be a nice feature to support having configs in /usr/lib/ostree/ . Users can override these configs if needed by specifying it in /etc/ . This will allow us to debug and fix easily if any issue occurs on the user's machine is due to their local config changes.
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