Added vmx build test to run in kvm on s390. Updated the
existing oem build test to deploy on DASD. The concept
of the network setup invented by kiwi for s390 does no
longer apply and was also not used on the s390 distribution
We build images against different distributions. In order to
do that in obs we should be able to handle one prj config per
distribution. Thus the tests move from a flat tree to a distro
structured tree here and in obs
Changes on the obs backend made this change necessary.
The chain of process decisions is different if a repo is
added to the prj config compared to if the repo is added
to the kiwi XML file. It seems the preferred solution
is the obs prj config and I'm tired running into problems
again and again
OBS has changed the repo paths. openSUSE:Factory/snapshot is
empty which resulted in any suse test to fail. This commit
changes the repo to openSUSE:Tumbleweed/standard
nfsidmap package is no longer available in TW. It's been renamed to
libnfsidmap1, moreover this is a package already required by nfs-client
and similar packages. Thus gets installed in the modified image
descriptions without having to list it, as it is already a dependency of
another required package.
In addition to fstab append and patch features we also allow
an fstab.script file that is called chrooted. The change is
needed to support overlay mounting of filesystems as part
of the initrd. If system filesystems needs to be changed in
a way that they can be used in an overlay mount, the standard
mount entry has to take the x-initrd.mount capability which
requires a modification of the fstab which is cumbersome to
handle as a patch file. This concept is currently used as
part of the MicroOS project in SUSE and is applied in the
integration test build maintained for this target. This
Fixes bsc#1129566
Our live iso test is setup for EFI. Since the switch to grub
no isolinux will be used with the test. Thus there is no need
to install the gfxboot branding package anymore
The future technologies team is implementing a coreOS derivate
based on btrfs and some overlay technology. For supporting them
some changes were required in kiwi and thus we should add an
integration test build which makes use of this features.
Move to multibuild, build one standard(uncompressed) filesystem
image and one compressed version. In any case we expect only
one compression process either on the filesystem file or on
the archive creation. This is related to Issue #1039
The way plymouth themes are provided has changed on suse.
The package plymouth-branding-openSUSE is no longer providing
the theme named openSUSE. In fact the plan is to switch to
the upstream bgrt theme which is provided in another package.
This commit adapts to the changes in the distribution
We already request the standard, update, and extras repos and
the EPEL7 repo separately. There's no reason to request the
"centos" EPEL7 repo which combines standard+update and EPEL7
repos already.
CentOS 7 has inherited the changes from Fedora in how its EFI binaries
are packaged, so we need to adapt to handle those and build the appliance
properly.
In e33f53aa45, we switched to DNF when requesting YUM.
This now means we need to ensure DNF is installed for images where
we previously used YUM for that.
