One of the use cases of autoroot is to mount multi-layered container images (e.g. provided by planterette). This can be implemented by placing the overlay mount in the root of the intermediate root fs which is unreachable from the container.
One of the use cases of autoroot is to mount multi-layered container images (e.g. provided by planterette). This can be implemented by placing the overlay mount in the root of the intermediate root fs which is unreachable from the container.
There is actually no longer a reason to disallow targeting root, so instead of overlay autoroot we can have special cases added to support arbitrary fs config targeting root.
There is actually no longer a reason to disallow targeting root, so instead of overlay autoroot we can have special cases added to support arbitrary fs config targeting root.
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One of the use cases of autoroot is to mount multi-layered container images (e.g. provided by planterette). This can be implemented by placing the overlay mount in the root of the intermediate root fs which is unreachable from the container.
This breaks API, so should be completed before v0.2.0.
There is actually no longer a reason to disallow targeting root, so instead of overlay autoroot we can have special cases added to support arbitrary fs config targeting root.