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This script will boot the build target root via systemd-nspawn which is a mighty bit faster than building and booting vm images. :) Note: systemd-nspwan doesn't do anything special for networking so port conflicts for things like sshd are to be expected. Works though. :)
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feat(boot_nspawn): Add wrapper script for booting via systemd-nspawn
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Clean up CONTRIBUTING.md and other bits of template-project
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This script will boot the build target root via systemd-nspawn which is
a mighty bit faster than building and booting vm images. :)
Note: systemd-nspwan doesn't do anything special for networking so port
conflicts for things like sshd are to be expected. Works though. :)