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Ignition config spec v2.1.0 is now considered stable #8

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maikzumstrull opened this issue Jul 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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Ignition config spec v2.1.0 is now considered stable #8

maikzumstrull opened this issue Jul 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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https://coreos.com/ignition/docs/latest/configuration-v2_1.html

New features:

  • Downloads can come from S3 and TFTP
  • Partitions can be referenced by GUID
  • Additional file systems and swap devices can be created
  • Directories and symlinks can be created

Changes:

  • Filesystem create block is deprecated, new wipeFilesystem option instead
  • systemd unit option renamed from enable to enabled for consistency

Once an Ignition version that supports this format reaches CoreOS Container Linux "stable", the provider should be updated to create v2.1 configs.
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Yep, is already in my mine, I am doing it ASAP

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alvelcom commented Aug 17, 2017 •
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Can I help somehow with this? wipeFilesystem is a real blocker for us.

@s-urbaniak
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@mcuadros also 👍 from my side, offering any help necessary. S3 support is also a blocker from our side.

/cc @alexsomesan @sym3tri

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mcuadros commented Sep 5, 2017

Finally I had time to finish the implementation #13

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