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-FROM registry.fedoraproject.org/fedora:26-modular
-LABEL MAINTAINER "Langdon White" <langdon@fedoraproject.org>
-ENV NAME=boltron VERSION=1 RELEASE=3 ARCH=x86_64
-# the value of com.redhat.component label is utilized as a container image name inside candidate registry
-# since the container image passed the review and has a production dist-git repo,
-# there should be a "boltron" component in bugzilla
-LABEL   com.redhat.component="boltron" \
-        name="$FGC/$NAME" \
-        version="$VERSION" \
-        release="$RELEASE.$DISTTAG" \
-        usage="docker run --rm -it f26-modular/boltron /bin/bash" \
-        summary="Boltron will provide you a running and useful version of the Modular Server Preview." \
-        description="For more info, please see the upstream modularity website: https://docs.pagure.org/modularity/"
-COPY ./README.md /README.md
-RUN microdnf install dnf
-CMD ["/bin/bash"]
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-Boltron Instructions
-====================
-
-First, please download the boltron in the /prototype/boltron/download
-section. A container image is recommended if you just want to test the
-user experience - as it is the easiest to run.
-
-    $ docker run --rm -it registry.fedoraproject.org/f26/boltron /bin/bash
-
-Now you are ready to try Boltron!
-
-Managing modules with DNF
--------------------------
-
-You can find very similar guide on the [Walkthrough and UX
-Feedback](https://goo.gl/forms/WSt2tQJHWXmhMotq2) form - and give us
-feedback on the go.
-
-### Listing modules
-
-List all available modules:
-
-    $ dnf module list
-
-List all installed modules:
-
-    $ dnf module list --installed
-
-### Installing modules
-
-Modules are identified by name-stream-version. Each module might have
-one or more install profiles - pre-defined sets of packages to be
-installed.
-
-Modules can be installed by one of the following commands.
-
-    $ dnf install <module>
-
-    $ dnf install <module>-<stream>
-    $ dnf install <module>-<stream>/<profile>
-
-    $ dnf install <module>-<stream>-<version>
-    $ dnf install <module>-<stream>-<version>/<profile>
-
-Specific examples:
-
-    $ dnf install nginx
-    $ dnf install nginx-f26
-
-### Updating the system
-
-The system can be updated the same way as a traditional Fedora. The
-modules will always follow their streams. That means that if you have
-nodejs 6 (nodejs-f26) installed, it will not get upgraded to nodejs 8
-(nodejs-8) even when it is available.
-
-    $ dnf update
-
-### Changing streams
-
-If you want to change a stream of an installed module, run the same
-command as if you were installing it, specifying the stream you want to
-change to.
-
-    $ dnf install nodejs-f26
-    $ dnf install nodejs-8
-
-### How DNF keeps track what modules are installed?
-
-DNF creates a .module file for each installed or enabled module.
-
-    $ ls /etc/dnf/modules.d/
-    $ cat /etc/dnf/modules.d/nodejs.module