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- update to version 13:

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- The `--network-veth` option has been renamed to `--netdev`. The old name made
    sense with virtual ethernet devices, but when booting images with qemu a
    TUN/TAP device is used instead.
  - The network config file installed by mkosi when the `--netdev` (previously
    `--network-veth`) option is used (formerly
    `/etc/systemd/network/80-mkosi-network-veth.network` in the image) now only
    matches network interfaces using the `virtio_net` driver. Please make sure
    you weren't relying on this file to configure any network interfaces other
    than the tun/tap virtio-net interface created by mkosi when booting the image
    in QEMU with the `--netdev` option. If you were relying on this config file
    to configure other interfaces, you'll have to re-create it with the correct
    match and a lower initial number in the filename to make sure
    `systemd-networkd` will keep configuring your interface, e.g. via the
    `mkosi.skeleton` or `mkosi.extra` trees or a `mkosi.postinst` script.
  - The `kernel-install` script for building unified kernel images has been
    removed. From v13 onwards, on systems using `kernel-install`, `mkosi` won't
    automatically build new unified kernel images when a kernel is updated or
    installed. To keep the old behavior, you can install the `kernel-install`
    script manually via a skeleton tree; a copy can be found
    [here](3798eb0c2e/mkosi/resources/dracut_unified_kernel_install.sh).
  - New `QemuKvm` option configures whether to use KVM when running `mkosi qemu`.
  - `mkosi` will not default to the same OS release as the host system anymore
    when the host system uses the same distribution as the image that's being
    built. Instead, when no release is specified, mkosi will now always default
    to the default version embedded in mkosi itself.
  - `mkosi` will now use the `pacman` keyring from the host when building Arch
    images. This means that users will, on top of installing `archlinux-keyring`,
    also have to run `pacman-key --init` and `pacman-key --populate archlinux` on
    the host system to be able to build Arch images. Also, unless the package

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization/mkosi?expand=0&rev=12
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
Mon Sep 26 06:08:52 UTC 2022 - Sebastian Wagner <sebix+novell.com@sebix.at>
- update to version 13:
- The `--network-veth` option has been renamed to `--netdev`. The old name made
sense with virtual ethernet devices, but when booting images with qemu a
TUN/TAP device is used instead.
- The network config file installed by mkosi when the `--netdev` (previously
`--network-veth`) option is used (formerly
`/etc/systemd/network/80-mkosi-network-veth.network` in the image) now only
matches network interfaces using the `virtio_net` driver. Please make sure
you weren't relying on this file to configure any network interfaces other
than the tun/tap virtio-net interface created by mkosi when booting the image
in QEMU with the `--netdev` option. If you were relying on this config file
to configure other interfaces, you'll have to re-create it with the correct
match and a lower initial number in the filename to make sure
`systemd-networkd` will keep configuring your interface, e.g. via the
`mkosi.skeleton` or `mkosi.extra` trees or a `mkosi.postinst` script.
- The `kernel-install` script for building unified kernel images has been
removed. From v13 onwards, on systems using `kernel-install`, `mkosi` won't
automatically build new unified kernel images when a kernel is updated or
installed. To keep the old behavior, you can install the `kernel-install`
script manually via a skeleton tree; a copy can be found
[here](https://github.com/systemd/mkosi/blob/3798eb0c2ebcdf7dac207a559a3cb5a65cdb77b0/mkosi/resources/dracut_unified_kernel_install.sh).
- New `QemuKvm` option configures whether to use KVM when running `mkosi qemu`.
- `mkosi` will not default to the same OS release as the host system anymore
when the host system uses the same distribution as the image that's being
built. Instead, when no release is specified, mkosi will now always default
to the default version embedded in mkosi itself.
- `mkosi` will now use the `pacman` keyring from the host when building Arch
images. This means that users will, on top of installing `archlinux-keyring`,
also have to run `pacman-key --init` and `pacman-key --populate archlinux` on
the host system to be able to build Arch images. Also, unless the package
manager is configured to do it automatically, the host keyring will have to
be updated after `archlinux-keyring` updates by running `pacman-key
--populate archlinux` and `pacman-key --updatedb`.
- Direct qemu linux boot is now supported with `BootProtocols=linux`. When
enabled, the kernel image, initrd, and cmdline will be extracted from the
image and passed to `qemu` by `mkosi qemu` to directly boot into the kernel
image without a bootloader. This can be used to boot for example s390x images
in `qemu`.
- The initrd will now always be rebuilt after the extra trees and build
artifacts have been installed into the image.
- The github action has been migrated to Ubuntu Jammy. To migrate any jobs
using the action, add `runs-on: ubuntu-22.04` to the job config.
- All images are now configured by default with the `C.UTF-8` locale.
- New `--repository-directory` option can be used to configure a directory with
extra repository files to be used by the package manager when building an
image. Note that this option is currently only supported for `pacman` and
`dnf`-based distros.
- Option `--skeleton-tree` is now supported on Debian-based distros.
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Fri Dec 3 14:55:35 UTC 2021 - Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>

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#
# spec file for package mkosi
#
# Copyright (c) 2021 SUSE LLC
# Copyright (c) 2022 SUSE LLC
#
# All modifications and additions to the file contributed by third parties
# remain the property of their copyright owners, unless otherwise agreed
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Name: mkosi
Version: 12
Version: 13
Release: 0
Summary: Build Legacy-Free OS Images
License: LGPL-2.1-or-later
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%prep
%setup -q
sed -i '1s/^#!\/usr\/bin\/env /#!\/usr\/bin\//' bin/mkosi
%build
%py3_build