But also add a configuration file which makes 'Bookworm' the default.
To install something from Sid, do apt install <pkg> -t sid.
Without this configuration file, users would be running Sid as Sid has
higher versions of packages and higher versions 'win' when the
(Pin-)Priority is the same, which is (normally) the case with
Sid, Testing or Stable (all '500' by default).
Enabling 'Sid' is not (strictly) needed, but once 6.1.x is released upstream, then at some point the next 6.1.x Debian kernel release will be to Sid/Unstable. I can imagine that several of the (early) users of the images from this project would like to upgrade to that version when it becomes available. One needs to do that manually/explicitly because of the APT configuration file. One would then do apt install linux-image-arm64 -t sid.
When there are no Release Critical bugs found, then it should transition to Testing/Bookworm after 5 days.
Therefor this MR is optional. But it could be (quite) a while before that happens.
This is dependent (and based) on PR #7 (as that installs the basic overlay).
But also add a configuration file which makes 'Bookworm' the default. To install something from Sid, do
apt install <pkg> -t sid.Without this configuration file, users would be running Sid as Sid has higher versions of packages and higher versions 'win' when the (Pin-)Priority is the same, which is (normally) the case with Sid, Testing or Stable (all '500' by default).
Enabling 'Sid' is not (strictly) needed, but once 6.1.x is released upstream, then at some point the next 6.1.x Debian kernel release will be to Sid/Unstable. I can imagine that several of the (early) users of the images from this project would like to upgrade to that version when it becomes available. One needs to do that manually/explicitly because of the APT configuration file. One would then do
apt install linux-image-arm64 -t sid.When there are no Release Critical bugs found, then it should transition to Testing/Bookworm after 5 days. Therefor this MR is optional. But it could be (quite) a while before that happens.
This is dependent (and based) on PR #7 (as that installs the basic overlay).