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- This removes the autoprune stuff which is already always on in ostree now - Add the new "experiment" of bootloader-naming-2; xref ostreedev/ostree#3007
For a brief period of time during the release of a new Fedora version, the latest tag may not point to a proper version and this test will fail. Update the fedora-minimal image tag to be version specific instead of latest to prevent test failures.
Adapt the test as per the changes from coreos#2723 Now, we git grep from ostree-x.conf instead of ostress-x-fedora-coreos.conf
This is so far the only test here which breaks when we're first booted into a container. rpm-ostree's own tests are *so* not ready for this, but we can get to that later...
will be triggered with new deployment See ostreedev/ostree#3069 (comment)
Also, kexec-tools 2.0.27 is now in F39 so the kdump.crash is passing on production streams. kdump.crash in rawhide for ppc64le, ext.config.docker.basic and coreos.ignition.ssh.key are still failing
These tests are broken with the latest GRUB BOOTP binaries in cosa, which is now on f39.
This is an easy way to save CI resources; when a PR is updated, abort any previous build for that PR to focus on testing the latest push.
Explicitly include this sub package as we want to make sure that AMD CPU microcode firmwares are included in FCOS, just like we include the ones for Intel CPU. See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2251053 Fixes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1618
In systemd commit b94f59b9d56 (part of v255+), the priority of the link file generated from the `ifname` karg was changed from 90 to 70. We don't really care about the priority here so just use a glob instead. Fixes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1620
This reverts commit 077d418. Those tests should work now with the workaround added in coreos/coreos-assembler#3661.
This test has been failing on aarch64 builds. Let's denylist the test while we work to find a fix for: coreos/coreos-assembler#3669
Create a test to verify partition numbers and sizes. This is to ensure that the partition scheme is what we expect during the transition to using OSBuild in the FCOS pipeline.
The following tests are still failing as of today: - `coreos.ignition.ssh.key` - `ext.config.docker.basic` - `ext.config.kdump.crash` Extend the snooze on these tests for another two weeks while we wait for a fix on them.
Triggered by remove-graduated-overrides GitHub Action.
s390x only has 2 partitions. Adjust the test accordingly. Signed-off-by: Jan Schintag <jan.schintag@de.ibm.com>
And also fix an issue where if an expected partition was missing it will cause a syntax error, but the error wasn't caught. We catch it now by checking if the start/size detected are "" before moving forward.
The postprocess bomb here went off this morning, which means we can simplify this by a lot!
This test is still failing, but there's a PR open to resolve this. Let's snooze for another week so we can land: coreos/afterburn#1074
The `Before` key is undefined for the `Service` Section. This was silentely ignored by systemd until systemd-v256-rc1 where it started emmitting a log message : `Unknown key name 'Before' in section 'Service', ignoring.` This causes the pipeline to fail as kola consider this an error.
This was changed in coreos/rpm-ostree#4964.
Saw a CI run timeout because `kdump.service` took 65s to build its initramfs but we only wait 60s. Let's just bump this to have a larger margin of error.
…pfs-context" This reverts commit 5c9ec57. Looks like util-linux-core is back in the the fedora:40 image now. See also: https://pagure.io/fedora-kiwi-descriptions/pull-request/45 See also: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/devel@lists.fedoraproject.org/thread/VDZA546GESX7JP5ZSS6KEHOYFG22V3R7/
- Add "CoreOS" to the beginning of coreos-unique-boot.service
- Add "Ignition" to the coreos-ignition-unique-boot.service
- This is an attempt to distinguish it from the other
- Change `boot` to Boot since that difference wasn't significant
…oot-uuid We always set the metadata_csum_seed option on the ext4 filesystems now so let's remove the conditional logic from the code.
We really want to aim to eventually enable this by default, let's test things out in rawhide. A thing that this is known to break is the "chattr -i" hack for new toplevel dirs (xref coreos/rpm-ostree#337 ) Basically if you want that, you either need to make a derived image, or enable transient root.
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I wanted to experiment with that so I rebased this patch and built a rawhide with it and it works as expected : |
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Chatted with @jbtrystram about this. We can open a PR against the rawhide branch with this change just so CI can run against it properly. If all the issues have been ironed out, we can get this in. |
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Closing this for #3009 |
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We really want to aim to eventually enable this by default, let's test things out in rawhide.
A thing that this is known to break is the "chattr -i" hack for new toplevel dirs (xref coreos/rpm-ostree#337 )
Basically if you want that, you either need to make a derived image, or enable transient root.