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bootstrap: Require images on command line #403
bootstrap: Require images on command line #403
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copy pasted /lgtm cancel |
And now if anyone wants to add a new MCO-managed image, they need to:
Or we change this bootstrap code to just parse the CVO payload directly which IMO would be saner, but this is the current status. |
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And now if anyone wants to add a new MCO-managed image, they need to:
- Add a CLI option here with a default
- Change the installer to pass that arg with the image from the CVO
- Make the option required here
Can we write this down somewhere? Either as a comment in the code, or somewhere in HACKING.md or something.
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Since having a mismatch here will result in a broken cluster, change things so that the command line arguments are required and drop the `docker.io` image references. We never want to pull those into a real cluster. Ref: openshift#367
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/flake /test e2e-aws |
these are really aws running out of resources, let's hold retesting for a while |
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/retest Please review the full test history for this PR and help us cut down flakes. |
Since having a mismatch here will result in a broken cluster,
change things so that the command line arguments are required
and drop the
docker.io
image references. We never wantto pull those into a real cluster.
Ref: #367