[4.2] Changes to support F31 in Dockerfile #1121
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So we have one fewer random place to change when bumping Fedora versions. Prep for rebasing on F31. (cherry picked from commit bee3ec5)
(cherry picked from commit ad6c9e4)
For RHCOS builds, we want the ability to use `exclude-packages`[0] from `rpm-ostree`. The easiest way to get this it to start using F31 in the Dockerfile. [0] coreos/rpm-ostree#1980
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I was able to successfully build RHCOS with this image and a modified manifest to use |
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hmm.. I thinking for 4.2 we'd want to minimize any changes. I take it what you need is a newer version of |
You know I just blindly went for the whole hog replacement, but I should give that conservative approach a shot. |
That probably won't work without also bringing in f31's e.g. librpm, glibc, etc... too. But I can easily rebuild 2020.1 too into the f30 continuous tag. :) |
I'll give it a try in parallel to the F30 rebuild, if you would be so kind. :) |
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It's in the continuous tag now, so a rebuild should pick it up: https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=1458708 |
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The rebuilt F30 worked flawlessly (obviously!). Rather than re-use this PR, I'll open a new one with the change needed. |
build-sys: Add `make install`
In the RHCOS world, a change to the spec file of
skopeocausedsubscription-manager,dnf, and all the associated dependencies to be dragged into the OS. [0]While we investigate the impact of disabling
Recommendsfor RHCOS builds, the workaround is to use theexclude-packagessupport[1] that was recently landed inrpm-ostree. The most direct way to do this is to rebase the Dockerfile forcoreos-assembleron F31.[0] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1798278
[1] coreos/rpm-ostree#1980