buildextend-live: always enable miniso #2579
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Now that we have coreos-installer v0.11.0 in cosa, we can drop the `--miniso` switch and always turn it on. The only place which used it is the coreos-installer CI, which will stop using it once this is merged. Patch best viewed with whitespace ignored. Closes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#868
Upstreams can (and should) redefine the scenario set to run if the default doesn't make sense for them.
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Also sanity-checked RHCOS: |
bgilbert
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Nov 24, 2021
For the miniso work.
Ahh right OK, it's pulling in v0.10.0. Tagged v0.11.0 into f35-coreos-continuous. Also added a commit to tickle the Quay.io cache! |
bgilbert
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Now that we have coreos-installer v0.11.0 in cosa, we can drop the
--minisoswitch and always turn it on. The only place which used it isthe coreos-installer CI, which will stop using it once this is merged.
Patch best viewed with whitespace ignored.
Closes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#868