# Bootc CI/CD Pipeline

This repository contains the CI/CD pipeline for building and packaging `bootc` - a tool for deploying and managing bootable container images.

## What's Included

- **Dockerfile**: Builds bootc with Rust toolchain and OSTree support
- **CI Workflow**: Complete CI/CD pipeline that:
  - Builds bootc from source (composefs-backend branch)
  - Creates Debian packages
  - Uploads to Forgejo Debian Registry
  - Uses apt-cacher-ng for faster builds

## Features

- ✅ **Source Build**: Builds bootc from GitHub source (composefs-backend branch)
- ✅ **Debian Packaging**: Creates proper .deb packages
- ✅ **OSTree Integration**: Includes OSTree support for atomic updates
- ✅ **Composefs Backend**: Uses composefs backend for efficient storage
- ✅ **Registry Upload**: Automatically uploads to Forgejo
- ✅ **Caching**: Uses apt-cacher-ng for faster builds
- ✅ **Docker Integration**: Uses Docker for isolated builds

## Binaries Included

- `bootc` - Main bootc command
- `system-reinstall-bootc` - System reinstall utility
- `bootc-initramfs-setup` - Initramfs setup tool

## Usage

The CI workflow will automatically:
1. Clone the bootc source code from composefs-backend branch
2. Build it with Rust cargo
3. Create a Debian package
4. Upload to the Forgejo Debian Registry

## Dependencies

- `libc6 (>= 2.39)`
- `libgcc-s1 (>= 3.0)`
- `libssl3t64 (>= 3.0.0)`
- `libostree-1-1 (>= 2023.1)`

## Installation

Once the CI runs successfully, install with:
```bash
apt install bootc
```

## Branch

This CI builds from the `composefs-backend` branch, which includes composefs support for efficient container image management.