cmdlib.py: minor tweaks related to OCI imports#4227
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Address some comments from coreos#4164.
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jbtrystram
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Jul 18, 2025
We had this really subtle interaction going on between cosa build and prune, where we were actually relying on the prune code to regenerate `builds.json` to add the new build we just did. There's history there on how we got here, but at this point it just feels weird. It's cleaner to always insert the new build ourselves and then separately call `cosa prune` so let's do that.
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OK wow, the new code in #4164 unearthed funky semantics in cmd-build. Added another commit to fix that which should fix CI. |
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I'm not even able to get to prow so I'm skipping CI on ci/prow/rhcos to get this fix in. |
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Address some comments from #4164.