Is it possible to add custom repos to abroot?

[wicked perch]

This isn't a high priority question, just a quirk I was trying to figure out.

If I wanted to add a custom repository to grab packages through abroot, is that a possible use case? I don't mean downloading a .deb from a website and installing it in the same manner as other .debs on abroot like abroot pkg add ./<local-pkg-name>.
For example, if I didn't want to use Google Chrome's Flatpak and instead wanted to install it directly in the abroot filesystem from a newly added source, how could I do that, if at all?

[winter horizon]

You shouldn't really and not that easy. For your chrome case you would install it in vso-pico

If you want to use other repos in ABRoot that requires you to create another custom image which you have to maintain

[wicked perch]

Thanks for the clarity, I thought that was the case which is why I stopped trying a couple of days ago. I just wanted to pose the question since I know you can add your own repos to Fedora Silverblue in /etc/yum.repos.d. I wasn't sure if there was a similar exception here

[winter horizon]

Nah, for most cases it just isn't necessary as most stuff which doesn't needs Kernel modules works fine in distro box container

[bitter violet]

What do you mean with which you have to maintain?
The only thing I've done is add a single .deb file

[bleak portal]

You can edit the apt sources file like normal but you'd have to know where to install the keys used by apt to verify the packages since all of the apt commands are disabled