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Merge bootc branch to master #2180

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This PR, along with $LIBDNF_PR, merges support for the --transient flag and the persistence=auto|persist|transient configuration option for https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHEL-70917. See also #2155.

Also included are some build files for Copr that may be useful for future feature branches similar to bootc.

Merging this PR doesn't mean that work on the --transient feature is 100% done, just that we're confident enough we're not going to totally scrap it and we want to continue its development on the master branch.

dcantrell and others added 3 commits November 14, 2024 13:34
Support automatic builds on git commits.  Used to generate up to date
RPMs of dnf for testing and development purposes.
Text alignment and formatting in the spec file.
Adds support for the --transient option on all transactions. Passing
--transient on a bootc system will call `bootc usr-overlay` to create a
transient writeable /usr and continue the transaction.

Specifying --transient on a non-bootc system will throw an error; we
don't want to mislead users to thinking this feature works on non-bootc
systems.

If --transient is not specified and the bootc system is in a locked
state, the operation will be aborted and a message will be printed
suggesting to try again with --transient.
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