ostree supports setting a different --stateroot so different distros can be installed into the same ostree. Bootc (when it was purely ostree based) was technically capable of doing the same, but it has no options for doing so.
#617 started to implement this, but then split and morphed into adding --stateroot to bootc install. Unfortunately bootc install wipes the /boot or fails entirely, which is kind of it's intended purpose, so it doesn't actually match the behavior.
ostree supports setting a different
--staterootso different distros can be installed into the same ostree. Bootc (when it was purely ostree based) was technically capable of doing the same, but it has no options for doing so.#617 started to implement this, but then split and morphed into adding
--stateroottobootc install. Unfortunatelybootc installwipes the/bootor fails entirely, which is kind of it's intended purpose, so it doesn't actually match the behavior.