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This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. For now we hardcode `-b rhcos`...but that should change. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
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Curious what @bgilbert thinks, but lgtm. I asked crawford if there was any history here and he said no. I don't see a good reason for kola to care what it's testing. I suspect it was just a check to make sure if you fat-fingered the ami ID or selected the wrong OS you wouldn't waste time/resources, but that's moot now that there are multiple valid things to test.
Probably drop the comment? It seems like a comment we wouldn't want forever and I don't see a whole lot of good keeping it around for a while.
This way if someone uses e.g. `-b rhcos`, we will believe them and try. Theoretically for example Flatcar should have its own OS ID and set `ID_LIKE=coreos` or so - in general we should also support `ID_LIKE` but that's a distinct path.
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OK, now with no comment. |
This is okay, but I'd rather have the safety check for the reasons @ajeddeloh mentioned. Could we go ahead and add the additional case for FCOS? |
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. For now we hardcode `-b rhcos`...but that should change. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This is the first place we're wrapping mantle via our main entrypoint, and hopefully we'll increase that. Example usage: `coreos-assembler kola run rhcos.basic`. Requires: coreos/mantle#920
This way if someone uses e.g.
-b rhcos
, we will believe them andtry. Theoretically for example Flatcar should have its own OS ID
and set
ID_LIKE=coreos
or so - in general we should also supportID_LIKE
but that's a distinct path.