Bump systemd/mkosi from 18 to 24

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Bumps systemd/mkosi from 18 to 24.

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v24

• The default kernel command line of console=ttyS0 (or equivalent for other architectures) has been removed. The required console= argument to have the kernel output to the serial console has to be added manually from v24 onwards.
• Support for installing local packages located in directories in BuildSources= was dropped. Instead, the packages can be made available for installation via PackageManagerTrees=.
• Configuration parsing was reworked to remove the need for the @ specifier and to streamline building multiple images with mkosi.images/. If you were building multiple images with mkosi.images/, you'll need to adapt your configuration to the rework. Read the Building multiple images section in the documentation for more information.
• mkosi has gained the option to generate completion scripts for bash, fish and zsh. Packagers should generate the scripts during packaging and ship them in the appropriate places.
• Added support for CentOS Stream 10.
• mkosi now installs a separate mkosi-initrd script that can be used to build initramfs images intended for use on the local system.
• We do not automatically append centos-stream or fedora anymore to CentOS (and derivatives) and Fedora mirrors specified with Mirror= as not all mirrors store the repository metadata under these subdirectories. Users are now required to add these subdirectories themselves in Mirror=. If the EPEL repositories are enabled for CentOS Stream (and derivatives) and Mirror= is used, we look for the EPEL repositories in ../fedora relative to the mirror specified in Mirror=.
• We now support compressed tar archives wherever we already accept tar archives as input.
• We now always rerun the build if Format=none and don't remove previous outputs in that case (unless --force is specified). This allows using mkosi -t none to rerun the build scripts without removing the previous image. This can then be combined with RuntimeBuildSources=yes to make the build script outputs available in a booted container or virtual machine so they can be installed without having to rebuild the image.
• We now use virtconsole to provide the serial console when booting with qemu.
• root=PARTUUID and mount.usr=PARTUUID on the kernel command line are now automatically extended with the actual PARTUUID of the corresponding partition.
• All available OpenSUSE repositories are now supported and can be enabled with Repositories=.
• Building OpenSUSE aarch64 images is now supported
• mkosi dependencies was beefed up to handle more scenarios properly
• The default list of kernel modules that are always added to the initramfs was extended with various virtualization modules.
• Added a Repositories= match.
• Cached images are now invalidated if packages specified via

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Changelog

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v24

• The default kernel command line of console=ttyS0 (or equivalent for other architectures) has been removed. The required console= argument to have the kernel output to the serial console has to be added manually from v24 onwards.
• Support for installing local packages located in directories in BuildSources= was dropped. Instead, the packages can be made available for installation via PackageManagerTrees=.
• Configuration parsing was reworked to remove the need for the @ specifier and to streamline building multiple images with mkosi.images/. If you were building multiple images with mkosi.images/, you'll need to adapt your configuration to the rework. Read the Building multiple images section in the documentation for more information.
• mkosi has gained the option to generate completion scripts for bash, fish and zsh. Packagers should generate the scripts during packaging and ship them in the appropriate places.
• Added support for CentOS Stream 10.
• mkosi now installs a separate mkosi-initrd script that can be used to build initramfs images intended for use on the local system.
• We do not automatically append centos-stream or fedora anymore to CentOS (and derivatives) and Fedora mirrors specified with Mirror= as not all mirrors store the repository metadata under these subdirectories. Users are now required to add these subdirectories themselves in Mirror=. If the EPEL repositories are enabled for CentOS Stream (and derivatives) and Mirror= is used, we look for the EPEL repositories in ../fedora relative to the mirror specified in Mirror=.
• We now support compressed tar archives wherever we already accept tar archives as input.
• We now always rerun the build if Format=none and don't remove previous outputs in that case (unless --force is specified). This allows using mkosi -t none to rerun the build scripts without removing the previous image. This can then be combined with RuntimeBuildSources=yes to make the build script outputs available in a booted container or virtual machine so they can be installed without having to rebuild the image.
• We now use virtconsole to provide the serial console when booting with qemu.
• root=PARTUUID and mount.usr=PARTUUID on the kernel command line are now automatically extended with the actual PARTUUID of the corresponding partition.
• All available OpenSUSE repositories are now supported and can be enabled with Repositories=.
• Building OpenSUSE aarch64 images is now supported
• mkosi dependencies was beefed up to handle more scenarios properly
• The default list of kernel modules that are always added to the initramfs was extended with various virtualization modules.
• Added a Repositories= match.

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Commits

• be39f33 Release 24
• a2695cc Update NEWS
• 6710479 mkosi-initrd: Always add virtio_mmio to initramfs
• ad7ce70 mkosi-initrd: Sort module list
• 72ef384 Fix typo
• 0b4be06 Documentation update
• 811be45 Merge pull request #2910 from DaanDeMeyer/qemu
• 93a2bc7 Look up qemu and virt-fw-vars in extra search paths
• a868ddb Remove noisy debug logging
• aed1a5c Assign return code before calling sys.excepthook()
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