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treecompose: use atomic-openshift-*
packages
#327
treecompose: use atomic-openshift-*
packages
#327
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Note, the original Jira ticket (COREOS-468) requested 4.0 packages, so this might have to wait until ART is generating them. |
I can't say for sure but I'd be surprised if there wasn't some dependency on newer kubelet features at this point. |
Agreed. Once @tbielawa's group is producing 4 compat packages we can make the switch. Until then origin is the closest we have. |
OK I'll hold this until the 4.0 bits land. |
/hold |
This queries a repo file from a well known location for signed `atomic-openshift` RPMs and drops a truncated version in the current directory. (It drops the debug and source RPM portion of the repo)
This replaces the `origin-*` packages with signed `atomic-openshift-*` versions of the packages. Notably: - atomic-openshift-clients - atomic-openshift-hyperkube - atomic-openshift-node
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Latest commits switched to the 4.0 bits. Got the following diff:
So....ew, more Python? |
/hold cancel |
I've warily lifted the hold...I'm curious what is dragging in all those python packages, but I don't think it would prevent this from being merged |
Likely the specs for |
Offhand I'm guessing those are dependencies Ansible needs on the host, or needed at one time. |
One issue is it seems to be pulling 3.x packages still. |
Looks like 4.0 to me? |
Oops, you're right. Sorry @miabbott! I read the initial and my brain didn't update for the later paste. |
/lgtm |
This swaps out the use of
origin-*
packages for signedatomic-openshift-*
packages produced by the ART team.Currently, these are 3.11 packages, but once 4.0 versions are being produced by ART, we can switch to them.
The package diff is nicely contained: