Which package slices already exist and how to inspect them @UbuntuOS
Which package slices already exist and how to inspect them @UbuntuOS
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video shows you how to use the “chisel find” and “chisel info” commands to quickly locate and inspect package slice definitions within the Chisel releases repository.

Learn how to search for slices using patterns and how to view the precise contents of a slice definition before you use it to create your minimal container images.

00:03 - The chisel-releases repository in GitHub
01:00 - “chisel find” command for discovering slices
03:32 - “chisel info” command for inspecting slices

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Which package slices already exist and how to inspect them

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