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The error is error is: This is because |
These have made it to bodhi stable now.
This gets us new networking improvements added in coreos/ignition-dracut#174.
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By default, `cosa fetch` ignores overrides in `overrides/rpm` since those are meant to be temporary and might be e.g. locally built packages. (Otherwise, for example, removing a cosa override might cause `cosa build` to fail since the no longer overridden package was never actually downloaded). However, it can be useful sometimes to not ignore it if we know that it's not a "temporary" package and that it won't be found otherwise from the regular repos. This is the case in the CI of `fedora-coreos-config` where we use `overrides/rpm` to test composes with overrides without having to tag them into the pool first. Related: coreos/fedora-coreos-config#365 Closes: coreos#1117
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By default, `cosa fetch` ignores overrides in `overrides/rpm` since those are meant to be temporary and might be e.g. locally built packages. (Otherwise, for example, removing a cosa override might cause `cosa build` to fail since the no longer overridden package was never actually downloaded). However, it can be useful sometimes to not ignore it if we know that it's not a "temporary" package and that it won't be found otherwise from the regular repos. This is the case in the CI of `fedora-coreos-config` where we use `overrides/rpm` to test composes with overrides without having to tag them into the pool first. Related: coreos/fedora-coreos-config#365 Closes: #1117
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| fcosBuild(make: true, skipKola: true, extraFetchArgs: '--with-cosa-overrides') |
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Hmm, why are we doing make: true and skipKola: true here and dropping skipInit: true? Was that by mistake?
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oops.. yeah. copy/paste error.
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fixed!
This was added in coreos/coreos-assembler#1404 extraFetchArgs was added to fcosBuild in coreos/coreos-ci-lib#26
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LGTM!
This gets us new networking improvements added in coreos/ignition-dracut#174.