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This command initializes a new OSTree repository at the specified path.
OSTree is a version control system designed for storing and managing bootable, immutable trees of files. It is commonly used in Linux-based operating systems to manage the core filesystem.
The ostree init
command is used to create a new OSTree repository. It takes the --repo
option followed by the path where the repository should be created. ${path-to-repo}
is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual path to the repository location on your system.
For example, if you wanted to initialize a new OSTree repository at /var/ostree/my-repo
, the command would be:
ostree init --repo /var/ostree/my-repo
Running this command will create the necessary directory structure and files for the new OSTree repository at the specified location.