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upload-oscontainer: New command #1107
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OK, fixed those two bits plus some pylint stuff. |
The use of
The image was created, but it looks like
It's further along than when I tried this recently, so still an improvement! |
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It's kind of confusing the relationship between oscontainer
and upload-oscontainer
. Seems like we should just fold this into oscontainer
? IOW, teach cmd-oscontainer
about cosa metadata and just let it inject into meta.json
?
Anyway, not opposed to doing that as a follow-up!
``` Benjamin Gilbert (3): cmd/ore/aws: let list-regions list disabled regions, or all regions Merge pull request coreos#1102 from bgilbert/regions Merge pull request coreos#1104 from jcajka/bcrypt Jakub Čajka (1): kola/tests/rpmostree: use NVR instead of NVRA Jonathan Lebon (5): auth/aliyun: fix parsing config file Merge pull request coreos#1105 from jlebon/pr/aliyun-profile-fix ore/aliyun: add --delete-object and default to true platform/api/aliyun: sprinkle with some logging Merge pull request coreos#1107 from jlebon/pr/aliyun-delete-object ```
ore/aliyun: add --delete-object and default to true
This code lives today in the RHCOS pipeline (internal gitlab); to be honest, I have no idea why only the "core" oscontainer bits ended up in cosa upstream and the script lived downstream. Let's fix that, moving all of the logic here. Prep for further work. Make this work a bit better too by automatically copying in `~/.docker/config.json` into the supermin appliance, which is something the RHCOS pipeline does. And yes I hope to clean this all up more in the future but for now let's get the code out of the darkness and into the light.
OK rebased 🏄 and did an additional tweak to automatically copy in |
/lgtm |
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This code lives today in the RHCOS pipeline (internal gitlab);
to be honest, I have no idea why only the "core" oscontainer bits
ended up in cosa upstream and the script lived downstream.
Let's fix that, moving all of the logic here. Prep for
further work.