apt dir hierarchy retained in the chroot with essential variant #47
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Hi. Is it expected that if bootstrapping a system using
variant: essential
(I use bdebstrap),/etc/apt/
and it's sub-dir hierarchy is present in the chroot upon completion of mmdebstrap execution?The man page states:
I was expecting that if using
essential
mmdebstrap would remove/etc/apt/
from the chroot.I don't have any
aptopt
present.Obviously this isn't a big deal as I can just
rm -rf $1/etc/apt
in a customize hook :)Unfortunately, that results in:
The same occurs even if it's done in a cleanup hook. Maybe it can't be removed? What do you think?