Add support for custom partition types/GUIDs in blueprints #1115
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LGTM 👍
Edit: I incline to Brian's comment #1116 (comment), but I don't have a strong preference.
People need to customize partitition types/GUIDs, so this commit adds this option to the blueprint. It's technically a partition type for DOS partitions, but the key type is already taken, so let's go with guid both for DOS and GPT.
This commit takes the blueprint customization added in the last commit, and makes it actually useful.
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Introduce the ability to specify custom partition types/GUIDs for both DOS and GPT partition types.
For DOS partitions, the field is technically called type, but this is already a taken field, so I went with GUID from the GPT vocabulary for the new field name.