docs: add additional details about 'tmp-is-dir'
Expanded the details around using 'tmp-is-dir' and what happens when it is used. Closes: #1315 Approved by: dustymabe
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@ -191,11 +191,12 @@ It supports the following parameters:
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Example: `"add-files": [["bar", "/bar"], ["foo", "/foo"]]`
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* `tmp-is-dir`: boolean, optional: Defaults to `false`. By default,
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rpm-ostree creates symlink `/tmp` → `/sysroot/tmp`.
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It's more flexible to leave it as a directory (systemd will mount it),
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and further, we don't want to encourage `/sysroot` to be writable.
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For host system composes, we recommend turning this on; it's left off
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by default to ease the transition.
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rpm-ostree creates symlink `/tmp` → `sysroot/tmp`. When set to `true`,
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`/tmp` will be a regular directory, which allows the `systemd` unit
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`tmp.mount` to mount it as `tmpfs`. It's more flexible to leave it
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as a directory, and further, we don't want to encourage `/sysroot`
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to be writable. For host system composes, we recommend turning this on;
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it's left off by default to ease the transition.
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Experimental options
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