- Bump version: 9.24.15 → 9.24.16
- Fixed regression in compression detection
The change from 282529de8f612dee32d54ee868c2365dcd829220
Introduced a bad regression. The assumption was made that the
xz tool could be used to detect if a file is compressed or not.
However, this requires the file to be locally present. In the
scope of the method call is_compressed() and within a remote
deployment e.g PXE this is not the case. Therefore the former
way to "detect" the compression according to the .xz postfix
of the source filename was restored. In addition the function
name was changed to is_xz_compressed() because that's what the
method can do and not more. This Fixes#2015
- Added debug option --debug-run-scripts-in-screen
Instead of running scripts in screen if the --debug switch is
set, we allow to explicitly switch on this behavior via
a new option. This Fixes#2010
- Change packages target for bootincludes
Packages marked with bootinclude="true" will be added to the
referenced kiwi boot image description if the initrd_system
is set to "kiwi" instead of "dracut". The package marked was
primarily added to the type="image" section and got only
added to the type="bootstrap" section if no image type section
existed. However, it has turned out that this approach has
the disadvantage that packages which must be installed as
part of the bootstraping (e.g certificates) cannot be handled.
This commit changes the behavior of the bootinclude to include
the package always to the type="bootstrap" section.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/946017
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=89
- Bump version: 9.24.15 → 9.24.16
- Fixed regression in compression detection
The change from 282529de8f612dee32d54ee868c2365dcd829220
Introduced a bad regression. The assumption was made that the
xz tool could be used to detect if a file is compressed or not.
However, this requires the file to be locally present. In the
scope of the method call is_compressed() and within a remote
deployment e.g PXE this is not the case. Therefore the former
way to "detect" the compression according to the .xz postfix
of the source filename was restored. In addition the function
name was changed to is_xz_compressed() because that's what the
method can do and not more. This Fixes#2015
- Added debug option --debug-run-scripts-in-screen
Instead of running scripts in screen if the --debug switch is
set, we allow to explicitly switch on this behavior via
a new option. This Fixes#2010
- Change packages target for bootincludes
Packages marked with bootinclude="true" will be added to the
referenced kiwi boot image description if the initrd_system
is set to "kiwi" instead of "dracut". The package marked was
primarily added to the type="image" section and got only
added to the type="bootstrap" section if no image type section
existed. However, it has turned out that this approach has
the disadvantage that packages which must be installed as
part of the bootstraping (e.g certificates) cannot be handled.
This commit changes the behavior of the bootinclude to include
the package always to the type="bootstrap" section.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/946017
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=89
- Disable intersphinx
intersphinx is a doc extension which links to the documentation of
objects in other projects whenever Sphinx encounters a cross-reference
that has no matching target in the current documentation set, it
looks for targets in the documentation sets configured in the
intersphinx_mapping. However, the kiwi docs do not use this feature
thus it can be disabled.
- Compress container images in builder class
This commit changes the stage at which container images are compressed
to match the criteria applied to other image types. Instead of
compressing the image in OCI devoted classes now it is happening
in builder class by setting Result instance properties.
Fixes#1996
Signed-off-by: David Cassany <dcassany@suse.com>
- Revert "Fixed MicroOS build test"
This reverts commit 52c38f9ec22aef484efaf0a570dc78eea529deec.
The TW people moved to an older version of libsnapper, no
idea what these guys are doing
- kiwi-repart: Fix spelling error in source code comment
- Fix multiple minor spelling errors in documentation
- Added support for setting up release version
Currently the release version is not set or set to '0'
for package managers which requires a value to operate.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=210
- Added documentation about sharing backends
The kiwi boxbuild plugin supports several sharing
backends. Details about them and eventual pre-setup
steps prior use are mentioned in this document
- Fixed MicroOS build test
snapper default config has moved from /etc to /usr/share
- Bump version: 9.24.8 → 9.24.9
- Bump version: 9.24.7 → 9.24.8
- Added support for reading metalink in info module
For resolver operations through libsolv the 'kiwi image info'
module exists. So far it could not read the repos from
metalink repo definitions. This Fixes#1890
- Force key attribute from signing element to be treated as a URI
Signed-off-by: David Cassany <dcassany@suse.com>
- Pass signing keys from the XML to the repositories
This commits makes sure signing keys are passed to
repositories setup in build task.
Signed-off-by: David Cassany <dcassany@suse.com>
- Move static sle15 integration test to git
- Bump version: 9.24.6 → 9.24.7
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=209
- Followup fix for debootstrap called only once
A recent change skipped calling debootstrap if the allow-existing-root
flag was passed in combination with apt as the package manager.
However this is not enough. If you say allow-existing-root but
the existing root is empty or not valid to continue with chroot
and apt the debootstrap phase should not be skipped. This commit
checks if apt works in the chroot such that we can assume
debootstrap has done its job and can be skipped
- Bump version: 9.24.4 → 9.24.5
- Fixed include processing
This commit fixes several issue connected with the use of
the <include> directive:
First and foremost the XSLT chain was broken in a way that
the include XSLT in combination with the PrettyPrinter XSLT
were called not in the chain of stylesheets but together.
This results in XML descriptions which duplicated the content
and went invalid
Another change is, when the include XSLT is called in the chain.
This commit moves it to become the very first processing
instruction such that the included data is part of all subsequent
XSLT stylesheets. This also allows to use older schema versions
in included XML data and they get automatically converted through
the chain of XSLT stylesheets.
Last change is the evaluation of the from= attribute value. This
value is now interpreted as an URI. Currently only local URIs are
supported. The reason to do this is because XSLT when processing
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=208
- Make sure embedded test exposes the kernel
- Fixed use of LUKS encrypted images with empty pass
For initial provisioning of LUKS encrypted disk images an
empty passphrase key is handy to avoid interaction in the
deployment process. However, the dracut kiwi modules were
lacking the information that the luks keyfile could be an
empty passphrase key which must not be opened with the
potential risk to get prompted for input. This commit
introduces a new profile environment variable evaluated
by the dracut kiwi lib code to open the LUKS pool and
allows to distinguish the situation on key files with
or without a passphrase
- Fixed type annotations for LuksDevice class
- Fixed repo setup for test-image-embedded
Use obsrepositories
- Added a build test for no-initrd / no-bootloader
It's allowed to configure an image building without an
initrd and/or bootloader setup. These are settings mostly
used in the embedded world and this build test makes sure
images of that kind can be build
- Add support for portable result data (#1949)
In addition to the serialized Result instance kiwi.result
file this commit also creates a portable version of this
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=207
- Add support for toplevel include directive(s)
On the toplevel of an image description you can now
specify include directive(s) like in the following
example
<image ...>
...
<include from="filename_a.xml"/>
...
<include from="filename_b.xml"/>
</image>
At the place of their occurrence the include statement
will be replaced with the contents of the given filename.
The implementation is based on a XSLT stylesheet and
applies very early in the process. The stylesheet reads
the contents of the given file as XML document().
Thus only valid XML documents gets accepted by this
include concept. This Fixes#1929 and is related to
Issue #1918
- Bump version: 9.23.62 → 9.23.63
- Fixed error reporting for stateful description
Errors due to missing or no type definitions were reported
provding the internal object reference of the XML parse
result. This is useless information for users and needs
to be done better. This commit fixes the error message to
avoid showing object references and includes information
about the applied profiles used for this XML state.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=206
- Bump version: 9.23.53 → 9.23.54
- Fixed condition for GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID="true"
The grub config parameter GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID must only
be set if the device persistence setting is not UUID. However,
in kiwi UUID device names are the default and doesn't have to
be expressed explicitly. Therefore the condition to check
for different than 'by-uuid' is wrong for the default case were
no device persistence setting exists. This results in a wrong
grub option to be set. This commit fixes it in a way to disable
UUID device names in grub if the only other device persistency
setting in kiwi named: 'by-label' is explicitly configured.
This Fixes#1842
- Added force_trailing_slash argument to sync_data
A speciality of the rsync tool is that it behaves differently
if the given source_dir ends with a '/' or not. If it ends
with a slash the data structure below will be synced to the
target_dir. If it does not end with a slash the source_dir
and its contents are synced to the target_dir. For example:
source
└── some_data
1. $ rsync -a source target
target
└── source
└── some_data
2. $ rsync -a source/ target
target
└── some_data
The parameter force_trailing_slash in the DataSync::sync_data
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/917454
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=82
- Bump version: 9.23.53 → 9.23.54
- Fixed condition for GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID="true"
The grub config parameter GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID must only
be set if the device persistence setting is not UUID. However,
in kiwi UUID device names are the default and doesn't have to
be expressed explicitly. Therefore the condition to check
for different than 'by-uuid' is wrong for the default case were
no device persistence setting exists. This results in a wrong
grub option to be set. This commit fixes it in a way to disable
UUID device names in grub if the only other device persistency
setting in kiwi named: 'by-label' is explicitly configured.
This Fixes#1842
- Added force_trailing_slash argument to sync_data
A speciality of the rsync tool is that it behaves differently
if the given source_dir ends with a '/' or not. If it ends
with a slash the data structure below will be synced to the
target_dir. If it does not end with a slash the source_dir
and its contents are synced to the target_dir. For example:
source
└── some_data
1. $ rsync -a source target
target
└── source
└── some_data
2. $ rsync -a source/ target
target
└── some_data
The parameter force_trailing_slash in the DataSync::sync_data
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/917454
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=82
- Only wipe bundle dir when required
The given result bundle dir must only be wiped if the
request to turn the result files into an rpm was given.
Only in this case the given bundle dir must start empty
- Fixed uninstall handling via dnf, microdnf, zypper
The above package managers supports uninstall instructions
like 'iwl*'. In kiwi there was code checking via rpm if
the packages given to uninstall actually exists. That code
does not work if the given package to uninstall is an
instruction that matches a pattern. Therefore if we use
the uninstall section in the kiwi image description, just
pass the provided information to the package manager and
don't try to be clever in kiwi itself.
- Allow to set --logfile for result namespace
Setting a logfile for e.g 'kiwi-ng result bundle ...'
is useful and should be possible
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=205
- Added support for building rpm package from bundle
With the new option --package-as-rpm it is possible to
call the kiwi result bundler such that the image build
results gets packaged into an rpm. I think this is a
handy feature to transport image builds via repositories
- Fixed MicroOS integration test
With ignition/combustion in place it's not allowed
to use tmp as a subvolume
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=204
- Fixed condition for GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID="true"
The grub config parameter GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID must only
be set if the device persistence setting is not UUID. However,
in kiwi UUID device names are the default and doesn't have to
be expressed explicitly. Therefore the condition to check
for different than 'by-uuid' is wrong for the default case were
no device persistence setting exists. This results in a wrong
grub option to be set. This commit fixes it in a way to disable
UUID device names in grub if the only other device persistency
setting in kiwi named: 'by-label' is explicitly configured.
This Fixes#1842
- Added force_trailing_slash argument to sync_data
A speciality of the rsync tool is that it behaves differently
if the given source_dir ends with a '/' or not. If it ends
with a slash the data structure below will be synced to the
target_dir. If it does not end with a slash the source_dir
and its contents are synced to the target_dir. For example:
source
└── some_data
1. $ rsync -a source target
target
└── source
└── some_data
2. $ rsync -a source/ target
target
└── some_data
The parameter force_trailing_slash in the DataSync::sync_data
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=203
- Bump version: 9.23.48 → 9.23.49
- Fixed fstab entry for swap on LVM
If an LVM setup is used together with a swapspace the
swap is created as a volume in the volume group. The
required fstab entry to activate swap was not using
the LVM exposed device but the UUID of the low level
block layer. This low level device is not created
by udev because LVM takes over precedence in this
case.
- Bump version: 9.23.47 → 9.23.48
- Fixed LVM get_volumes
Due to the change on the temporary directory yet another
error in the volume manager classes for LVM got exposed.
- Bump version: 9.23.46 → 9.23.47
- Fixed LVM/btrfs volume based image builds
Due to the change on the temporary directory an error
in the volume manager classes for LVM and btrfs was
exposed. There was code which uses a sub-part of the
volume mount point directory which is a tempdir based
directory name. The sub-part was choosen by an index
based path split which worked for /tmp but no longer for
/var/tmp. With tempdir now being also a commandline
option this code has to become more robust.
- Bump version: 9.23.45 → 9.23.46
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/910293
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=81
- Bump version: 9.23.48 → 9.23.49
- Fixed fstab entry for swap on LVM
If an LVM setup is used together with a swapspace the
swap is created as a volume in the volume group. The
required fstab entry to activate swap was not using
the LVM exposed device but the UUID of the low level
block layer. This low level device is not created
by udev because LVM takes over precedence in this
case.
- Bump version: 9.23.47 → 9.23.48
- Fixed LVM get_volumes
Due to the change on the temporary directory yet another
error in the volume manager classes for LVM got exposed.
- Bump version: 9.23.46 → 9.23.47
- Fixed LVM/btrfs volume based image builds
Due to the change on the temporary directory an error
in the volume manager classes for LVM and btrfs was
exposed. There was code which uses a sub-part of the
volume mount point directory which is a tempdir based
directory name. The sub-part was choosen by an index
based path split which worked for /tmp but no longer for
/var/tmp. With tempdir now being also a commandline
option this code has to become more robust.
- Bump version: 9.23.45 → 9.23.46
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/910293
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=81
- Fixed fstab entry for swap on LVM
If an LVM setup is used together with a swapspace the
swap is created as a volume in the volume group. The
required fstab entry to activate swap was not using
the LVM exposed device but the UUID of the low level
block layer. This low level device is not created
by udev because LVM takes over precedence in this
case.
- Bump version: 9.23.47 → 9.23.48
- Fixed LVM get_volumes
Due to the change on the temporary directory yet another
error in the volume manager classes for LVM got exposed.
- Bump version: 9.23.46 → 9.23.47
- Fixed LVM/btrfs volume based image builds
Due to the change on the temporary directory an error
in the volume manager classes for LVM and btrfs was
exposed. There was code which uses a sub-part of the
volume mount point directory which is a tempdir based
directory name. The sub-part was choosen by an index
based path split which worked for /tmp but no longer for
/var/tmp. With tempdir now being also a commandline
option this code has to become more robust.
- Bump version: 9.23.45 → 9.23.46
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=202
- Bump version: 9.23.42 → 9.23.43
- Re-add suseImportBuildKey
suseImportBuildKey is not required during the image build as kiwi imports the
correct keys by itself. However, the created images lack the repository signing
keys and any `zypper` commands will thus fail.
This fixes https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi/issues/1876
- Bump version: 9.23.41 → 9.23.42
- Fixed fedora integration test builds
Maintain the repos in the obs prj config which prevents
the weird "nothing provides kernel-obs-build" error
- Bump version: 9.23.40 → 9.23.41
- Remove util-linux-systemd & util-linux Requires from dracut-kiwi-overlay
These dependencies are pulled in via dracut-kiwi-lib.
- Add missing util-linux-systemd Requires to dracut-kiwi-[live,libs]
- Fixed test-image-orthos integration test
The test was missing btrfs_root_is_snapshot which is required
when using btrfs on tumbleweed.
- Fixed test-image-disk-legacy integration test
The test did not set a device filter for ramdisk devices but
activates unattended mode. In this mode the first device in
the list is taken and this is a ramdisk device which is
by default too small to be used for the installation. Thus
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/905081
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=80
- Bump version: 9.23.42 → 9.23.43
- Re-add suseImportBuildKey
suseImportBuildKey is not required during the image build as kiwi imports the
correct keys by itself. However, the created images lack the repository signing
keys and any `zypper` commands will thus fail.
This fixes https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi/issues/1876
- Bump version: 9.23.41 → 9.23.42
- Fixed fedora integration test builds
Maintain the repos in the obs prj config which prevents
the weird "nothing provides kernel-obs-build" error
- Bump version: 9.23.40 → 9.23.41
- Remove util-linux-systemd & util-linux Requires from dracut-kiwi-overlay
These dependencies are pulled in via dracut-kiwi-lib.
- Add missing util-linux-systemd Requires to dracut-kiwi-[live,libs]
- Fixed test-image-orthos integration test
The test was missing btrfs_root_is_snapshot which is required
when using btrfs on tumbleweed.
- Fixed test-image-disk-legacy integration test
The test did not set a device filter for ramdisk devices but
activates unattended mode. In this mode the first device in
the list is taken and this is a ramdisk device which is
by default too small to be used for the installation. Thus
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/905081
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=80
- Fixed fedora integration test builds
Maintain the repos in the obs prj config which prevents
the weird "nothing provides kernel-obs-build" error
- Bump version: 9.23.40 → 9.23.41
- Remove util-linux-systemd & util-linux Requires from dracut-kiwi-overlay
These dependencies are pulled in via dracut-kiwi-lib.
- Add missing util-linux-systemd Requires to dracut-kiwi-[live,libs]
- Fixed test-image-orthos integration test
The test was missing btrfs_root_is_snapshot which is required
when using btrfs on tumbleweed.
- Fixed test-image-disk-legacy integration test
The test did not set a device filter for ramdisk devices but
activates unattended mode. In this mode the first device in
the list is taken and this is a ramdisk device which is
by default too small to be used for the installation. Thus
the install usually fails. This commit sets the device filter
for ramdisk devices such that only associated disk devices
can be used for the install process, which is the purpose
of this test. This is related to Issue OSInside/kiwi-functional-tests#8
- Bump version: 9.23.39 → 9.23.40
- Mount dev and proc filesystems prior dracut
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=200
- Stop plymouth also for progress dialogs
- Prevent explicit man page compression
The manual pages are compressed by the packager tooling.
There is no need to do this ourselves
- Bump version: 9.23.29 → 9.23.30
- Increase integration tests boot timeout
Increase integration tests timeout from 2sec to 10sec
- Update integration tests to be non interactive
Some integration tests allows for interactive dialogs on the
bootloader menu or in the installation process. As we plan to
use these tests for automated functional testing there should
be no interaction whenever possible. This Fixes#1811
- Update kiwi installation documentation
The installation chapter contained information about the manual
install of package keys. That information is suspect to be always
outdated because these keys changes. Instead of describing the
manual install of the package key the docs moved to use the
auto-import feature of the package manager. As the instructions
were also rpm specific but we also support install via other
package mangers the complete chapter was a bit reworked and
should be more straight forward now. This Fixes#1799
- Update documentation qemu calls
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=199
- Upgrade tests accoring to #1805
This commit is a follow up of #1805 which missed to update the related
unit test.
- Make installation media unattended
This commit configures install media of several tests to run unattended
installation. This is done to facilitate the logic of functional tests.
- Fixed unit tests for parallel invocation
With the change to allow the platform architecture to be
set application global, the unit tests might fail if tests
run in parallel and using different mock architectures
for the test. Thus test that runs depending on a platform
name needs to set the name in the test
- Update Debian integration test for UEFI testing
Updated the Virtual disk profile to make use of the EFI
secure boot feature.
- Fix WSL appx filemap relative paths not preserved
During WSL appx image type creation step the file hierarchy under metadata_path
is written to a temporary file for eventual use as argument to utility appx.
The file hierarchy information is dropped resulting in all filemap entries
appearing to be at the metadata_path root. The resulting image will side load
and run but without icon and other resources. Stricter checks at Windows Store
submission will fail due to mismatch between image manifest and contents.
Fix by preserving relative path of filemap entries relative to metadata_path.
Add log output showing both input absolute path and output relative path.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=198
- Update zypp.conf architecture setting
Make sure the architecture is set as parameter in the
zypp.conf file used for building the image. This is needed
to allow differentiation between host arch and image arch
for cross image build environments
- Added option to set the image target architecture
The option --target-arch allows to set the architecture
used to build the image. By default this is the host
architecture. Please note, if the specified architecture
name does not match the host architecture and is therefore
requesting a cross architecture image build, it's important
to understand that for this process to work a preparatory
step to support the image architecture and binary format
on the building host is required and is not considered a
responsibility of kiwi. There will be a followup effort
on providing a plugin for kiwi which should be used to
manage the needed binfmt settings for cross arch image
builds
- Added openssl to the core requires
openssl is used in kiwi to construct a password hash
if the plaintext password feature for user settings
is used. This Fixes bsc#1184128
- Bump version: 9.23.23 → 9.23.24
- Decommission obsolete code reaching EOL
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=197
- Bump version: 9.23.21 → 9.23.22
- Refactor building of root cmdline setting
Creating the root= cmdline parameter was based on methods
that deals with the uuid. However, it's also possible to
use a label information for the root= cmdline. To support
this kiwi issued a 'blkid --uuid' command but that requires
udev device names to be present on the host. The open
buildservice workers do not run udev and fails apart the
standard. This commit refactors the root cmdline setup
to work with the device node as it exists during build
time such that the blkid call runs against that device
node.
- Bump version: 9.23.20 → 9.23.21
- Delete yum from packagemanager in schema
Auto convert yum to dnf if set as packagemanager. This allows
to delete the yum handling from code parts in kiwi where this
was still present. In addition this fixes the inclusion of yum
into the packagelist. This Fixes#1768
- Add Strong Typing to builder APIs
- This PR add APIs Strong Typing to the repository APIs
Strong Typing has been added to the following files:
repository/base.py
repository/pacman.py
repository/apt.py
repository/dnf.py
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/880676
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=76
- Bump version: 9.23.21 → 9.23.22
- Refactor building of root cmdline setting
Creating the root= cmdline parameter was based on methods
that deals with the uuid. However, it's also possible to
use a label information for the root= cmdline. To support
this kiwi issued a 'blkid --uuid' command but that requires
udev device names to be present on the host. The open
buildservice workers do not run udev and fails apart the
standard. This commit refactors the root cmdline setup
to work with the device node as it exists during build
time such that the blkid call runs against that device
node.
- Bump version: 9.23.20 → 9.23.21
- Delete yum from packagemanager in schema
Auto convert yum to dnf if set as packagemanager. This allows
to delete the yum handling from code parts in kiwi where this
was still present. In addition this fixes the inclusion of yum
into the packagelist. This Fixes#1768
- Add Strong Typing to builder APIs
- This PR add APIs Strong Typing to the repository APIs
Strong Typing has been added to the following files:
repository/base.py
repository/pacman.py
repository/apt.py
repository/dnf.py
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/880676
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=76
- Refactor building of root cmdline setting
Creating the root= cmdline parameter was based on methods
that deals with the uuid. However, it's also possible to
use a label information for the root= cmdline. To support
this kiwi issued a 'blkid --uuid' command but that requires
udev device names to be present on the host. The open
buildservice workers do not run udev and fails apart the
standard. This commit refactors the root cmdline setup
to work with the device node as it exists during build
time such that the blkid call runs against that device
node.
- Bump version: 9.23.20 → 9.23.21
- Delete yum from packagemanager in schema
Auto convert yum to dnf if set as packagemanager. This allows
to delete the yum handling from code parts in kiwi where this
was still present. In addition this fixes the inclusion of yum
into the packagelist. This Fixes#1768
- Add Strong Typing to builder APIs
- This PR add APIs Strong Typing to the repository APIs
Strong Typing has been added to the following files:
repository/base.py
repository/pacman.py
repository/apt.py
repository/dnf.py
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/python-kiwi?expand=0&rev=196
