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Basically it should be possible to do both of these:
% umoci insert --opaque ./some/dir /etc # mask old /etc/* entries
% umoci insert --whiteout /opt/blah # delete this entry
The former should mask away all of the previous entries under /etc (by adding an /etc/.wh..opq to the layer), while the latter should create a whiteout of the path /opt/blah. This is necessary for a generally-usable insertion system.
Also we should consider how this will interact with the long-term goal of #256.
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Basically it should be possible to do both of these:
The former should mask away all of the previous entries under /etc (by adding an
/etc/.wh..opq
to the layer), while the latter should create a whiteout of the path/opt/blah
. This is necessary for a generally-usable insertion system.Also we should consider how this will interact with the long-term goal of #256.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: