Accepting request 1041151 from Virtualization

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1041151
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/mkosi?expand=0&rev=8

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mkosi-14.tar.gz

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mkosi.changes

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+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+Sat Dec  3 22:08:17 UTC 2022 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
+
+- update to v14:
+  * mkosi now creates distro~release subdirectories inside the build, cache
+    and output directories for each distro~release combination that is
+    built. This allows building for multiple distros without throwing away
+    the results of a previous distro build every time.
+  * The preferred names for mkosi configuration files and directories are
+    now mkosi.conf and mkosi.conf.d/ respectively. The old names
+    (mkosi.default and mkosi.default.d) have been removed from the docs but
+    are still supported for backwards compatibility.
+  * plain_squashfs type images will now also be named with a .raw suffix.
+  * tar type images will now respect the --compress option.
+  * Pacman's SigLevel option was changed to use the same default value as
+    used on Arch which is SigLevel = Required DatabaseOptional. If this
+    results in keyring errors, you need to update the keyring by running
+  * Support for CentOS 7 was dropped. If you still need to support CentOS 7,
+    we recommend using any mkosi version up to 13.
+  * Support for BIOS/grub was dropped. because EFI hardware is widely
+    available and legacy BIOS systems do not support the feature set to
+    fully verify a boot chain from firmware to userland and it has become
+    bothersome to maintain for little use.
+  * To generate BIOS images you can use any version of mkosi up to mkosi 13
+    or the new --bios-size option. This can be used to add a BIOS boot
+    partition of the specified size on which grub (or any other bootloader)
+    can be installed with the help of mkosi's script support (depending on
+    your needs most likely mkosi.postinst or mkosi.finalize). This method
+    can also be used for other EFI bootloaders that mkosi intentionally does
+    not support.
+  * mkosi now unconditionally copies the kernel, initrd and kernel cmdline
+    from the image that were previously only copied out for Qemu boot.
+  * mkosi now runs apt and dpkg on the host. As such, we now require apt and
+    dpkg to be installed on the host along with debootstrap in order to be
+    able to build debian/ubuntu images.
+  * Split dm-verity artifacts default names have been changed to match what
+    systemd and other tools expect: image.root.raw, image.root.verity,
+    image.root.roothash, image.root.roothash.p7s (same for usr variants).
+  * mkosi will again default to the same OS release as the host system when
+    the host system uses the same distribution as the image that's being
+    built.
+  * By default, mkosi will now change the owner of newly created directories
+    to SUDO_UID or PKEXEC_UID if defined, unless --no-chown is used.
+  * If systemd-nspawn v252 or newer is used, bind-mounted directories with
+    systemd-nspawn will use the new rootidmap option so files and
+    directories created from within the container will be owned by the
+    actual directory owner on the host.
+
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 Mon Sep 26 06:08:52 UTC 2022 - Sebastian Wagner <sebix+novell.com@sebix.at>
 

mkosi.spec

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 Name:           mkosi
-Version:        13
+Version:        14
 Release:        0
 Summary:        Build Legacy-Free OS Images
 License:        LGPL-2.1-or-later