Dockerfile: Update to fedora 37

[jmarrero]

Updating as part of: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1223

[dustymabe]

This one is going to need a little more. Let's remove all frozendeps from build.sh and also the distro-sync edk2-ovmf hack where we are installing it from Fedora 35.

In the least we probably need to hold this until we've migrated 4.13 and 4.12 to the new internal pipeline.

Also we probably need #3190 to land first.

[jmarrero]

@jlebon @dustymabe do we still need:
https://github.com/coreos/coreos-assembler/blob/main/build.sh#L47
or I can remove that line?

[jlebon]

This should be unblocked now. 4.12 in the old pipeline has moved to using the rhcos-4.12 branch of cosa, and 4.13 is going to get brought up in the new pipeline where we shouldn't need the edk2-ovmf hack. Can you rebase to pick up #3190 and drop the EFI hack?

[jmarrero]

successfully builds locally too.

[jmarrero]

Looks like the updated gofmt on f37 requires some updates to our go files. Hopefully a quick run fixes it.

[jmarrero]

A lot of files... mostly gofmt, divided into commits. But CI did not like just updating the fedora version.

[dustymabe]

hmm. if we modify vendored files with gofmt then won't they just get reset the next time we update vendored deps?

[jmarrero]

hmm. if we modify vendored files with gofmt then won't they just get reset the next time we update vendored deps?

Yeah..., Looks like make test does not care about vendored files. Fixed the commit. Lot less files now.

[jlebon]

In the past, we've usually done a "release" before bumping (really just a git tag would suffice). Let's do that? Also probably would be good to push a versioned tag off of current :main to Quay.io just in case.

[dustymabe]

Done in https://github.com/coreos/coreos-assembler/releases/tag/v0.15.0 and made a quay tag too.

[dustymabe]

LGTM