This exists in the legacy template:
489ebea77b/build.sh (L13C1-L13C39)
And is also used in many modules, though with
`MODULE_DIRECTORY="${MODULE_DIRECTORY:-"/tmp/modules"}"` to not break
things.
And is documented on the website, because I assumed it existed:
https://blue-build.org/reference/module/#module_directory
I know this probably won't change much, but it's still useful for the
scripts.
I've been investigating more into how ostree works and how it relates to
running `ostree container commit` for each layer. I've decided to move
our pre-installed bins and public keys into their own stages and then
bind mount them into a `RUN` instruction so that we can just use `cp` to
get the files into the image and then call `ostree container commit`.
Now all of our layers in the image (after the base image) will be in the
ostree commit tree.
https://github.com/blue-build/cli/issues/118#issuecomment-1992536977
as mentioned here reverting to the bash files module simplifies the
build process (and allows for better usage of `ostree container
commit`). It also means there are less overall layers and (ideally) a
smaller image as a result. Tested locally and template generation seems
to work just fine
the `os_version` is defaulting to the `image_tag` inside containers and
causing our template to use latest tag
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Co-authored-by: Gerald Pinder <gmpinder@gmail.com>
Since the command `ostree container commit` checks for the presence of
mounted directories, we will be running it at the end of each module
run. We have also updated the final commit to remove from /tmp/ and
/var/ again in case a user creates extra files through custom
instructions.
Closes#101#95
