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ostree 2023.3-2 source package in Ubuntu

ostree (2023.3-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Release to unstable

 -- Simon McVittie <email address hidden>  Mon, 12 Jun 2023 20:48:45 +0100

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File	Size	SHA-256 Checksum
ostree_2023.3-2.dsc	3.3 KiB	5f409638a561f7a57edd96574fba8902831231af12f623147fca63608d5cfc90
ostree_2023.3.orig.tar.xz	2.0 MiB	9c575a094da2c307769f0aee15de95470c3b5550cbff211fbbc4f6fc75f333b1
ostree_2023.3-2.debian.tar.xz	28.5 KiB	46fa178f7b5abbb95dff2b4779e4051fdfbbbf12f904e8723417269777882c8d

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gir1.2-ostree-1.0: content-addressed filesystem for operating system binaries (introspection): libostree provides a library and tools for managing bootable, immutable,
versioned filesystem trees. See the ostree package's description for
more details.
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This package contains GObject-Introspection metadata, which can be used
to generate dynamic bindings into languages such as Python and JavaScript.

libostree-1-1: content-addressed filesystem for operating system binaries (library): libostree is a library for managing bootable, immutable, versioned
filesystem trees. It is like git in that it checksums individual files
and has a content-addressed object store; unlike git, it "checks out"
the files using hardlinks into an immutable directory tree. This
can be used to provide atomic upgrades with rollback, history and
parallel-installation, particularly useful on "fixed purpose" systems
such as embedded devices. It is also used by the Flatpak application
runtime system.
.
This package contains the shared library.

libostree-dev: Development files for the libostree library: libostree is a library for managing bootable, immutable, versioned
filesystem trees. It is like git in that it checksums individual files
and has a content-addressed object store; unlike git, it "checks out"
the files using hardlinks into an immutable directory tree. This
can be used to provide atomic upgrades with rollback, history and
parallel-installation, particularly useful on "fixed purpose" systems
such as embedded devices. It is also used by the Flatpak application
runtime system.
.
This package contains development headers and the pkg-config file for
libostree.

libostree-doc: Development documentation for the libostree library: libostree provides a library and tools for managing bootable, immutable,
versioned filesystem trees. See the ostree package's description for
more details.
.
This package contains development documentation for libostree.

ostree: content-addressed filesystem for operating system binaries: libostree provides a library and tools for managing bootable, immutable,
versioned filesystem trees. It is like git in that it checksums
individual files and has a content-addressed object store; unlike git,
it "checks out" the files using hardlinks into an immutable directory
tree. This can be used to provide atomic upgrades with rollback, history
and parallel-installation, particularly useful on "fixed purpose"
systems such as embedded devices.
.
This package contains the executables used to manage and create
filesystem trees. It does not affect the boot process for the system
on which it is installed.

ostree-boot: libostree boot loader and initramfs integration: libostree provides a library and tools for managing bootable, immutable,
versioned filesystem trees. See the ostree package's description for
more details.
.
This package contains configuration snippets and executables needed to
boot a Debian derivative from a libostree filesystem deployment. This
integration currently has some limitations:
.
  - the initramfs must have been made using dracut
  - the boot loader must be one that is supported by libostree, currently
    GNU GRUB 2, syslinux/extlinux or Das U-Boot

ostree-tests: content-addressed filesystem for operating system binaries - tests: libostree provides a library and tools for managing bootable, immutable,
versioned filesystem trees. See the ostree package's description for
more details.
.
This package contains automated tests.