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This message can be used in favor of resetting the RoT when recovering from a failed or abandoned update. A RoT transient or persistent Hubris activation has a pending phase that is resolved on next boot. Clearing the pending activation allows a new update flow to proceed without resetting the RoT, or with a reset, allows the update flow to proceed without switching to a different image (assuming a properly signed alternate image).
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Allow cancellation of RoT pending boot preferences.
Make setting a pending boot preference in conflict with an existing pending preference an error.
These operations are useful for recovery from a failed or aborted update without incurring a reset and subsequent unwanted execution of an image.
Also useful in testing update mechanisms.