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GCP: GCP tarball is wrongly referenced in metadata #1078
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Taking this since I think @darkmuggle is travelling. It seems to me we still have the dividing lines between cosa/mantle here aren't right - in this case, it's |
coreos-assembler was trying to re-create the URL that ore computed for the storage, and a recent refactoring broke that. Add an option to write out the URL we used so we only need to have its computation in one place. Specifically, cosa started replacing `.` with `-` but ore wasn't. xref coreos/coreos-assembler#1078
Get the URL from what mantle computed rather than trying to re-compute it here. Closes: coreos#1078
Get the URL from what mantle computed rather than trying to re-compute it here. Closes: coreos#1078
Get the URL from what mantle computed rather than trying to re-compute it here. Closes: #1078
Hmm...is this actually fixed? The last known good build had the following:
The next build that failed had:
And after #1079, I see:
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What's wrong with the new one? |
In the rework we changed the naming schema. The problem was not the new name, but rather a disconnect between the new name of the actual tarball and the new name in the meta.json file |
I failed to notice the subtle changes of dots to dashes in the file name...sorry for the noise! |
kola/spawn: fix using v2 for FCOS when using -k
Bug Report
Environment
RHCOS pipeline
Expected Behavior
Generates correct tarball
Actual Behavior
Generates incorrect tarball location
Reproduction Steps
Example failure: openshift/installer#2996
Other Information
Likely due to rework in 1dc3cdd where the reference names were changed
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