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[Ubuntu] Implement new directories hierarchy #8627

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@shamil-mubarakshin shamil-mubarakshin commented Oct 20, 2023

Description

This PR implements new unified directories hierarchy for Ubuntu image source code:

  • assets: Configuration files that are copied to the image during the build process.
    • post-gen: Scripts and files related to post-image generation tasks.
  • scripts:
    • build: Scripts that are executed during the image build process.
    • helpers: Scripts used by other scripts during the image build process.
    • docs-gen: Script and PowerShell modules for generating software and configuration reports.
    • tests: Test scripts and related files for validating the image.
  • templates: Packer templates for the image build process.
  • toolsets: JSON files that define the software versions to be installed on the image.

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Packer templates are moved to templates directory and renamed.
Pipelines that reference them will need an update

Related issue: https://github.com/actions/runner-images-internal/issues/5512

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  • Related issue / work item is attached
  • Tests are written (if applicable)
  • Documentation is updated (if applicable)
  • Changes are tested and related VM images are successfully generated

@shamil-mubarakshin shamil-mubarakshin force-pushed the ubuntu-new-folder-structure branch 2 times, most recently from 43ac58f to 4deb8f7 Compare October 23, 2023 11:50
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