Re: F37 Change: Enable read only /sysroot for Fedora Silverblue & Kinoite (Self-Contained Change proposal)

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> We could also probably make this even more conservative and have it only enabled once all
> your deployments have the new kernel option. This should avoid the case where you can not
> bee an older deployment anymore.

Hello

I would like to ask how it will work if I have pinned deployments for older version? It is very common to pin last deployment of Fedora 36 before an upgrade to Fedora 37 so the deployment will not be automatically removed. So, it is possible that the system will never be in state that all deployments is updated to use new kernel option. So, what about this?
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