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In coreos/coreos-assembler#2523 we
taught coreos-assembler how to generate disk images with a
"pre-pulled" container image. This means that the first OS update
will use shared layers.
However...right now running e.g.
rpm-ostree rebase quay.io/newimage
won't necessarily prune the previous image. (This may be considered
a bug)
But in practice, particularly for RHEL CoreOS we may not want to have
a default image reference - we don't (necessarily) want typing
rpm-ostree upgrade
to do something.With this, we can effectively pre-pull just the layers but not
the final image.