analysis: Make non-opaque whiteouts also remove child files - #112
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An opaque whiteout is where you remove all the children of the directory, but the directory is still there. However, we can also have non-opaque directory removals, and these must also remove all children from previous layers. Signed-off-by: Alexander Larsson <alexl@redhat.com>
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For me I had some Dockerfile do But then the delta picked up a file from inside /boot/.kernel/ anyway due to this. |
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An opaque whiteout is where you remove all the children of the directory, but the directory is still there. However, we can also have non-opaque directory removals, and these must also remove all children from previous layers.