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The command ostree commit
is used to create a new commit in an OSTree repository. It is typically used to add, modify, or remove content in the repository.
Here is the breakdown of the different components of the command:
-
--repo ${path-to-repo}
: This option specifies the path to the OSTree repository where the commit will be created. The${path-to-repo}
placeholder needs to be replaced with the actual path to the repository directory. -
--branch ${branch_name}
: This option specifies the name of the branch where the commit will be created. The${branch_name}
placeholder needs to be replaced with the desired branch name.
Overall, this command is used to make changes to the specified OSTree repository by creating a new commit on the specified branch.