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Move the s6 user bundle to user-bundles.d - #9
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s6-overlay 3.2.3.2, which the base image ships since 2026.11.0, reads the user bundle from /etc/s6-overlay/user-bundles.d. Defining it under s6-rc.d still works through a compatibility shim, but every start logs a deprecation warning, and the shim goes away in the next major s6-overlay release. Move contents.d to user-bundles.d/user. Service definitions and dependencies stay in s6-rc.d. The user bundle's type file comes from the base image, and nothing edits the bundle at runtime, so no script changes are needed.
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s6-overlay 3.2.3.2, which the base image ships since 2026.11.0, reads the user bundle from /etc/s6-overlay/user-bundles.d. Defining it under s6-rc.d still works through a compatibility shim, but every start logs a deprecation warning, and the shim goes away in the next major s6-overlay release.
Move contents.d to user-bundles.d/user. Service definitions and dependencies stay in s6-rc.d.
The user bundle's type file comes from the base image, and nothing edits the bundle at runtime, so no script changes are needed.