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Subject: Re: [ptxdist] Building a package every time
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Hi
> Is there a way to build a package every time "ptxdist go" is executed
> without dropping any of its stages?
> The package generates a file for the target root file system which
> contains build information (build time, host, ...) which should
> updated every time a build is triggered.
Well i think it works with image creation, but i am not shure with only 
"ptxdist go". I think you can hook into the process of the image creation.

Best regards
Tim

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