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Tine uses Buck2 to build pinned, verifiable operating-system images
Tine is a Buck2-based build system designed to control and pin every input while reusing upstream distribution packages. Those constraints matter when building reproducible OS images that can respond quickly to CVEs.
- What
- Tine is a new Buck2-based build system for producing operating-system images.
- How
- It is designed for pinned inputs, hermetic and bitwise-reproducible builds, native bootable image builds, and local or global caching.
- Why it matters
- These goals support verifiable OS integrity while enabling fast, end-to-end iteration across components and images.
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