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ddi: add strip_paths to leave files out of the partitions - #398
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@mvo5 thanks! Can you please add a test, and add SoB to satisfy the "DCO" check? |
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A file can be dead weight in the partitions and still be needed by a sibling target reading the same layer: the UKI takes the kernel from /usr/lib/modules, so an ops.remove() is not an option. Strip such files from the tree repart copies instead, the way strip_pkgdb already does for the package database. Signed-off-by: Michael Vogt <michael@amutable.com>
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A file can be dead weight in the partitions and still be needed by a sibling target reading the same layer: the UKI takes the kernel from /usr/lib/modules, so an ops.remove() is not an option. Strip such files from the tree repart copies instead, the way strip_pkgdb already does for the package database.