gen-manifests: derive seedArg from filename and env #664
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This was referenced May 8, 2024
To ensure that manifests get random(ish) and stable UUIDs we set the rng seed arg based on the filename. This should fix the issue discovered in osbuild/manifest-db#124 that duplicated UUIDs for xfs/btrfs can trigger random(ish) and hard to diagnose errors. This is the same as osbuild/osbuild-composer#4124 hopefully for the right place this time.
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Closing in favor of #674 |
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To ensure that manifests get random(ish) and stable UUIDs we set the rng seed arg based on the filename.
This should fix the issue discovered in
osbuild/manifest-db#124
that duplicated UUIDs for xfs/btrfs can trigger random(ish) and hard to diagnose errors.
This is the same as
osbuild/osbuild-composer#4124 hopefully for the right place this time.