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Composefs limitation from the stabilization draft (cgwalters-forge/bootc#15). No boot counting / bootc-boot-complete on composefs. Needs +N-M tries in BLS/UKI entry names for systemd-boot, status/rollback/GC parsing of renamed entries, and a boot-complete unit; GRUB has no native counting. Refs: bootc-dev/bootc#1981, #1190.
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"brief": "Triage for epic #160 (Composefs Stable). This issue is a short stub from early October. Against current bootc-dev/bootc `main`, and its open and merged PRs and issues:\n\n1. Is it still needed, already done upstream (cite the PR), or being done by someone else (cite it)?\n2. If still needed: a concrete implement-sized slice for the midstream fork `cgwalters-forge/bootc` (staged; the operator promotes upstream), with the files it touches, what proves it, and whether it should stack on another #160 slice.\n\nPost one comment, with at most 25 links. If it is done or overtaken, close this issue.\n\n## Issue\n\n# bootc composefs: boot counting (systemd-boot tries + boot-complete)\n\nComposefs limitation from the stabilization draft (cgwalters-forge/bootc#15). No boot counting / bootc-boot-complete on composefs. Needs +N-M tries in BLS/UKI entry names for systemd-boot, status/rollback/GC parsing of renamed entries, and a boot-complete unit; GRUB has no native counting. Refs: bootc-dev/bootc#1981, #1190.\n\n\n**Note on secret-shaped strings.** Never write a literal secret-shaped string (`sk-ant-…`, `sk-…`, `ghp_…`, `github_pat_…`, AWS keys, private-key blocks) into code, tests, fixtures or docs. Where a test needs a key-shaped value, build it at run time from parts, or use an obviously fake value such as `test-key-not-secret`. Grep your diff for these patterns before you hand back.\n"
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Question for the operator (from the audit of the needs-human queue): Boot counting: promote forge bootc#25 upstream while it is opt-in (A) or hold it (B)? And may the bot open a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the boot-complete check so it can plan it (yes/no)?
The board's Why for this item was: Opt-in systemd-boot boot counting for composefs; tmt passes on BLS and sealed UKI (16-core devspace). Q in review: selinux-policy lacks init_t dosfs_t rename, so systemd-bless-boot fails on the ESP: bot drafts the issue text in a gist for you to file (rec), or you file it?
Question for the operator: Boot counting: promote cgwalters-forge/bootc#25 upstream now while it's opt-in (A), or hold it (B)? And may the bot open a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the boot-complete check so it can plan it?
Recommended: B: hold #25 until the SELinux rule from #104 is staged, because systemd-bless-boot fails on the ESP without it. Yes to the fork issue.
Controller decision: yes to a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the composefs finalize-failure boot-complete check, using the defaults the 21 Oct triage chose, with GRUB and aboot left alone. Nothing is posted upstream. Whether to promote cgwalters-forge/bootc#25 is not decided here and remains the operator's; this slice does not stack on it.
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"brief": "Composefs backend: detect a failed bootc-finalize-staged on the next boot, as ostree does with ostree-finalize-staged.service, its stamp in /boot and ostree-boot-complete.service (docs/src/bootc-boot-failure-detection.7.md describes the ostree side; read ostree's source for its exact behaviour). Today crates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs composefs_backend_finalize, run from ExecStop of systemd/bootc-finalize-staged.service via `bootc composefs-finalize-staged` (crates/lib/src/cli.rs), only returns its error, so the failure is visible only in the previous boot's journal.\n\nDo:\n1. When composefs-finalize-staged fails, write a small stamp holding the error text to persistent storage that is writable at shutdown (prefer the same place ostree uses, in /boot; otherwise the composefs state under /sysroot; say why in the commit). Remove a stale stamp when finalization succeeds.\n2. Add a hidden internals subcommand plus systemd/bootc-boot-complete.service, which runs only on composefs-booted systems, starts only when the stamp exists, is ordered Before=boot-complete.target and is pulled in by it so its failure fails the target (check systemd.special(7) and systemd-bless-boot.service(8) for how failure stops blessing; ordering alone does not). When the stamp exists, log an actionable error (the message, plus `journalctl -b -1 -u bootc-finalize-staged.service`) and fail. Like ostree, move the stamp aside so the check fails once and the next boot is clean. Install and enable the unit the way the other bootc units are packaged.\n3. Update docs/src/bootc-boot-failure-detection.7.md and the composefs Limitations in docs/src/bootc-composefs.7.md. Mention boot counting only as far as main has it; forge PR #25 adds counting separately.\n\nDon't change boot counting, GRUB or rollback. Don't add a production failure-injection knob: in the test, break finalization from outside (for example by making the staged deployment's state unusable before rebooting) and say how you did it.\n\nTest: unit tests for writing, clearing and consuming the stamp, and for the no-stamp no-op. A rebooting TMT test on the composefs backend: stage an update, make finalization fail, reboot, then check that the old deployment is booted, bootc-boot-complete.service failed with the message, and boot-complete.target is not reached; reboot again and check it is clean. Register it the way the other tests and plans are registered on main. Run `just validate` and `just unit-tests`. Run the TMT test if you can; if not, say so in the PR. In the PR description, list the commands you ran with their exit status, and what you left out.\n\n\nComposefs also supports aboot now, which like GRUB has no native counting: leave aboot alone too, and run the TMT test on systemd-boot or GRUB. Part of tracker#8."
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Controller decision: Replacing the earlier plan, which waited on bootc#25 only for a shared man page. That documentation now follows separately, so the behaviour can start. One overlap remains that the check won't see: registering the new tmt test touches generated registration files that bootc#25 also changes, and regenerating them resolves that.
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"brief": "Implement https://github.com/cgwalters-forge/bootc/issues/65 (part of tracker#8). Composefs backend: detect a failed bootc-finalize-staged on the next boot, as ostree does with ostree-finalize-staged.service, its stamp in /boot and ostree-boot-complete.service (read ostree's source for its exact behaviour). Work stays on the fork: open the pull request in cgwalters-forge/bootc against its default branch, and post nothing upstream. Today composefs_backend_finalize in crates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs, run from ExecStop of systemd/bootc-finalize-staged.service via `bootc composefs-finalize-staged` (crates/lib/src/cli.rs), only returns its error, so the failure is visible only in the previous boot's journal.\n\nDo:\n1. When composefs-finalize-staged fails, write a small stamp holding the error text to persistent storage that is writable at shutdown (prefer the same place ostree uses, in /boot; otherwise the composefs state under /sysroot; say why in the commit). Remove a stale stamp when finalization succeeds.\n2. Add a hidden internals subcommand plus systemd/bootc-boot-complete.service, which runs only on composefs-booted systems, starts only when the stamp exists, is ordered Before=boot-complete.target and is pulled in by it so its failure fails the target (check the systemd special-units and bless-boot man pages for how failure stops blessing; ordering alone does not). When the stamp exists, log an actionable error (the message, plus `journalctl -b -1 -u bootc-finalize-staged.service`) and fail. Like ostree, move the stamp aside so the check fails once and the next boot is clean. Install and enable the unit the way the other bootc units are packaged.\n3. Do not edit the man pages in this pull request, because an open pull request is changing the boot failure detection page. Put the proposed text for that page and for the composefs Limitations in the pull request description instead, so it can follow once that lands.\n\nDon't change boot counting, GRUB, aboot or rollback. Don't add a production failure-injection knob: in the test, break finalization from outside (for example by making the staged deployment's state unusable before rebooting) and say how you did it.\n\nTest: unit tests for writing, clearing and consuming the stamp, and for the no-stamp no-op. A rebooting TMT test on the composefs backend, on systemd-boot or GRUB: stage an update, make finalization fail, reboot, then check that the old deployment is booted, bootc-boot-complete.service failed with the message, and boot-complete.target is not reached; reboot again and check it is clean. Register it the way the other tests are registered, using the xtask generator. Run `just validate` and `just unit-tests`. Run the TMT test if you can; if not, say so. In the pull request, list the commands you ran with their exit status, and what you left out."
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Dispatched the plan in #8 (comment): run. Run independently: overlap ignored: open pull request cgwalters-forge/bootc#63 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 32 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#52 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#51 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#50 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#48 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#40 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#34 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 769 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#31 changes crates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#27 changes crates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#22 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 18 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#9 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 786 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#1 changes crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 18 hours.
The board pass asks a triage run to plan the rest of this issue: its last planned run ended and the issue is still open.
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Oct 26, 2026
Question for the operator (from the audit of the needs-human queue): Boot counting: promote forge bootc#25 upstream while it is opt-in (A) or hold it (B)? And may the bot open a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the boot-complete check so it can plan it (yes/no)?
The board's Why for this item was: Opt-in systemd-boot boot counting for composefs; tmt passes on BLS and sealed UKI (16-core devspace). Q in review: selinux-policy lacks init_t dosfs_t rename, so systemd-bless-boot fails on the ESP: bot drafts the issue text in a gist for you to file (rec), or you file it?
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Oct 30, 2026
Question for the operator: Boot counting: promote cgwalters-forge/bootc#25 upstream now while it's opt-in (A), or hold it (B)? And may the bot open a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the boot-complete check so it can plan it?
Recommended: B: hold #25 until the SELinux rule from #104 is staged, because systemd-bless-boot fails on the ESP without it. Yes to the fork issue.
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Nov 1, 2026
Controller decision: yes to a cgwalters-forge/bootc issue for the composefs finalize-failure boot-complete check, using the defaults the 21 Oct triage chose, with GRUB and aboot left alone. Nothing is posted upstream. Whether to promote cgwalters-forge/bootc#25 is not decided here and remains the operator's; this slice does not stack on it.
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Nov 1, 2026
Controller decision: Replacing the earlier plan, which waited on bootc#25 only for a shared man page. That documentation now follows separately, so the behaviour can start. One overlap remains that the check won't see: registering the new tmt test touches generated registration files that bootc#25 also changes, and regenerating them resolves that.
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Nov 1, 2026
Dispatched the plan in #8 (comment): run. Run independently: overlap ignored: open pull request cgwalters-forge/bootc#63 changes
crates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 32 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#52 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#51 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#50 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#48 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 234 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#40 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#34 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 769 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#31 changescrates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#27 changescrates/lib/src/bootc_composefs/finalize.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 17 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#22 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 18 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#9 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 786 hours; cgwalters-forge/bootc#1 changescrates/lib/src/cli.rs, but it is a draft whose head has not changed for 18 hours.cgwalters-bot commentedon Nov 2, 2026
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cgwalters-bot commentedon Nov 2, 2026
Dispatched the plan in #8 (comment): run.