We landed support for logically bound images to bootc; this transparently works when generating a qcow2 today with bib because we leverage bootc install to-filesystem. However, it doesn't transparently work with the Anaconda ISO because bib doesn't know how to inject these extra images into the lookaside cache on the ISO.
Connecting these threads, I think it would make sense actually to switch to using containers-storage: (unpacked representation, as opposed to dir for both the bootc image in the ISO and all LBIs).
We landed support for logically bound images to bootc; this transparently works when generating a qcow2 today with bib because we leverage
bootc install to-filesystem
. However, it doesn't transparently work with the Anaconda ISO because bib doesn't know how to inject these extra images into the lookaside cache on the ISO.This also strongly relates to https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda/discussions/5197 where Anaconda itself would learn to use
bootc install to-filesystem
.Connecting these threads, I think it would make sense actually to switch to using
containers-storage:
(unpacked representation, as opposed todir
for both the bootc image in the ISO and all LBIs).