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MCO-424: Drop machine-os-content
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#3364
MCO-424: Drop machine-os-content
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#3364
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OK we're passing our own CI here. I think we can likely do this, and then the actual removal would hinge on openshift/driver-toolkit#101 |
/test e2e-hypershift Wanted to check if this was actually added or not |
/test okd-scos-images |
Let's merge openshift/driver-toolkit#102 first, because this repository is the real logical owner of |
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This was previously enabled (openshift#1048) and then disabled again (openshift#1084) because `oc` doesn't know how to handle multiple images with those labels in the release payload. We'll need to solve this eventually if we want to be able to ship multiple OS images in the payload (that's tracked in openshift#1047), but we don't need to block on this if we can remove the legacy `machine-os-content` at the same time. See also: openshift/driver-toolkit#101 See also: openshift/machine-config-operator#3364
While this is true, I think it will actually be better to leave driver-toolkit as the last thing holding the bag. We can merge this, and then do the driver-toolkit change and the change to openshift/os#1374 as the same time. |
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See discussion in openshift/os#1374 |
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This was previously enabled (openshift#1048) and then disabled again (openshift#1084) because `oc` doesn't know how to handle multiple images with those labels in the release payload. We'll need to solve this eventually if we want to be able to ship multiple OS images in the payload (that's tracked in openshift#1047), but we don't need to block on this if we can remove the legacy `machine-os-content` at the same time. See also: openshift/driver-toolkit#101 See also: openshift/machine-config-operator#3364
OK yep, green for CI across the board here, and this is basically purely deleting dead code. Risk here is IMO quite low. |
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Reading through the context I think this should be safe to drop on our side. Offhand I don't think any non-CI covered paths (hypershift, IBM cloud, onceFrom etc.) uses this anymore as well
/lgtm
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For QE verification in case we're missing something
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In this case what would QE do that would not be covered by presubmits? |
I thought of it as they have a larger test suite compared to CI, but I guess that might not be relevant for this PR. Feel free to unhold if we believe this doesn't require additional testing |
Yes I think QE capacity is better focused on other things honestly (like #3865 ) At this point the technical debt from this dis-proportionally impacts the CoreOS team. But I also know if something breaks from this the first bug contact will be the MCO team as usual. Dunno, bottom line we can see if someone from the QE team says "yes there's some test we have which may be relevant" or not. We have a large complex system, in theory somehow maybe somehow this breaks scaleup from old bootimages for example, but I don't think that's likely. |
/hold cancel I'm convinced 👍 |
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xref https://github.com/openshift/enhancements/blob/master/enhancements/ocp-coreos-layering/ocp-coreos-layering.md
This is part of https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MCO-392
Since we've landed the new format image usage in the latest nightly, it's time to try dropping it from our image references entirely.