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-name: upgrade-devel
-kind: cluster
-description: |
-  This is a cluster morphology that can be used to deploy systems to a
-  an existing Baserock devel system, as an upgrade of the running system.
-
-  This method is for users who deployed a system manually from one of the
-  images provided on http://download.baserock.org. IT IS ONLY POSSIBLE TO
-  UPGRADE BASEROCK 14 RELEASES OR NEWER.
-
-  If you deployed your system using `morph deploy` then you should reuse the
-  cluster morphology you did the initial deployment with, instead of this one,
-  so that the configuration is preserved in the new system.
-
-  Ensure that your root user has passwordless SSH access to localhost with
-  `ssh root@localhost whoami`. If not, run `ssh-copy-id root@localhost`.
-  Make sure the 'morph' field below matches the system you are upgrading.
-
-  To upgrade, select a sensible a value for VERSION_LABEL and run:
-
-    morph upgrade clusters/upgrade-devel.morph self.HOSTNAME=$(hostname) self.VERSION_LABEL=$VERSION_LABEL
-
-  Your configuration in /etc should be propagated to the new system, but there
-  may be merge conflicts. Check /etc for files named '.rej' and '.orig' in the
-  new system, which will indicate that there are changes from the old system
-  that must be merged manually. You can get a nice diff from the old /etc as
-  follows:
-
-    mount /dev/sda /mnt
-    git diff --no-index /mnt/systems/factory/run/etc /mnt/systems/$VERSION_LABEL/run/etc
-
-  On a base system, use 'diff -r' instead of 'git diff --no-index'. It will
-  not be as colourful.
-systems:
-- morph: unmaintained/systems/devel-system-x86_64-generic.morph
-  deploy:
-    self:
-      upgrade-type: extensions/ssh-rsync
-      upgrade-location: root@127.0.0.1