The provided information is SUSE Linux Enterprise
specific and is documented via the SUSE specific
documentation process and workflow. To avoid conflicting
information this chapter gets dropped from the upstream
docs
Build the API documentation via pdoc and reference it from
the main documentation. This has the advantage that new code
will be automatically included into the pdoc generated result.
Another advantage is that the search field on the main page
is not primarily hitting search results from the big API
documentation and that the search field on the API page
only searches within the API documentation.
The firstboot wizzard in YaST which allowed to run AutoYaST
from a specific trigger setup no longer exists and now
executes the yast-firstboot service. However, firstboot.xml
is something completely different than AutoYaST.xml which
obsoletes the documentation we wrote in kiwi about it and
also confuses our users. I was not able to find a proper
utility which allows an easy setup of firstboot.xml in
the same way as it existed for "yast autoyast". As SUSE
also obsoleted and dropped YaST from their products the
only stable move is to drop this chapter from the documentation.
The chapter described the setup of a menu entry for grub
to loop boot a kiwi live ISO. The information was outdated
and did not longer apply to the current state of the art.
This commit updates the documentation to be correct again.
Running on pytest < 7 causes an AttributeError:
module 'pytest' has no attribute 'Config'. Quoting
the type hint argument to be a string and accessing
the elements of pytestconfig via getattr() and a
default value workarounds the issue for older pytest
versions
Added new <environment> section to the existing <bootloadersettings>
section which allows to specify environment variables for setting
up an environment blob for the selected loader. With this commit
we add support for grub by using grub2-editenv. Other loaders
do not yet have an implementation or does not support environment
blobs. Settings will be ignored for unsupported loaders.
This Fixes#2922
Co-authored-by: Rhys Oxenham <rhys.oxenham@suse.com>
DNF5 has replaced DNF4 and MicroDNF since Fedora Linux 41, and this
replacement will take effect with CentOS Stream/RHEL 11 onward.
Furthermore, openSUSE Tumbleweed is switching to DNF5 for its support
of DNF, so switch things so that DNF5 is available for openSUSE.
The early boot script and also the ISO template should only
set this option if the conditions to set it are met. Conditions
for this option are if btrfs is in use and a default subvolume
and/or a snapper based snapshot is requested by the image
description. This Fixes#2919
