Issue template: Add a "new platform light" template #1562
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This would be a good community meeting topic (not the template itself, but the overall idea of a "lightly-supported" platform). |
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Good point. Filed as #1569 |
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Should we merge this one now? |
jlebon
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Add a new template that does not include all the steps to generate boot images. We'll use that template for "emerging" platforms where we don't have full support yet. This will help adding new platforms to Fedora CoreOS without imposing an ever increasing burden on our release pipeline and cloud storage by creating more (mostly) duplicated boot images.
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Thanks, updated. |
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Add a new template that does not include all the steps to generate boot images.
This will help adding new platforms to Fedora CoreOS without imposing an ever increasing burden on our release pipeline and cloud storage by creating more (mostly) duplicated boot images.