Make debug() compile-time- and runtime-configurable, and use it around mount_setattr() - #796
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Now that bubblewrap doesn't support being setuid, we can safely look at environment variables to decide whether to emit noisy debug messages. Instead of inventing our own environment variable, let's use `DEBUG_INVOCATION` as popularized by systemd. Enable debug messages in one CI pass, leaving them disabled in the other. Signed-off-by: Simon McVittie <smcv@collabora.com>
Signed-off-by: Simon McVittie <smcv@collabora.com>
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360dcd8: rebased, no functional change. |
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Slightly modernize CI #795 (based on that PR to avoid merge conflicts)
Add a mechanism to enable debug() at compile-time
Now that bubblewrap doesn't support being setuid, we can safely look
at environment variables to decide whether to emit noisy debug messages.
Instead of inventing our own environment variable, let's use
DEBUG_INVOCATIONas popularized by systemd.Enable debug messages in one CI pass, leaving them disabled in the
other.
bind-mount: Add some debug() calls around mount_setattr()