Add obs-sysupdate profile for sysupdate files pointing to OBS #101
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Add a profile that adds sysupdate.d configs pointing to OBS. Unfortunately os-release is broken on debian testing and does not have a VERSION_ID or anything else that can be used, so it needs a special file. The rest can use specifiers.
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Do we really need a separate profile for this? Also, didn't you add a workaround to mkosi so os-release does have something sane on debian testing? |
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You mean you want this to be in the default build? It would be fine by me, but I thought you wanted this stuff to be opt-in
That was a fix for the codename, the version is still missing. Yeah debian is a mess |
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Add a profile that adds sysupdate.d configs pointing to OBS. Unfortunately os-release is broken on debian testing and does not have a VERSION_ID or anything else that can be used, so it needs a special file.
The rest can use specifiers.