The --set-repo and --add-repo commandline options now allows
additionally to specify a true|false value to indicate if the
repository should be part of the system image repository
setup or not. This Fixes#398
Given there is a valid Oxygen license owned by the company
as described in https://www.oxygenxml.com/oxygen_scripting.html
the schema documentation can be created using Oxygen. This
commit allows building the schema docs with alternative
doc builders and in case of Oxygen would change the way the
schema docs are generated in the following way:
1. Install Oxygen and setup the license to activate the tool
2. Setup the KIWI development shell environment to export
the schema_tool variable to point to the schemaDocumentation.sh
script provided by the Oxygen installation
export oxygen_tool=/path/to/Oxygen/schemaDocumentation.sh
3. In any case of a schema change manually call:
tox -e schema
This step was done before as part of the tox doc target
but can't be done automatically because it would require
a correctly licensed Oxygen installation in the travis
environment. Thus the result data has to be part of the
pull request
4. Build the documentation and review the result
tox -e doc
5. Create the pull request
This commit adds imageonly attribute support for the repository
element. imageonly is a boolean attribute that if true indicates
that the repository is no used for the build but needs to be
configured for the resulting image.
Fixes#362
This commit adds repository_gpgcheck and package_gpgcheck attributes
to the repository tag in schema. With this change each repository
can be configured individualy to enable repository signatures check
and/or enable signature package check. The configuration is done at
repository level, thus it is not conflicting with the wide package
manager configuration flag <rpm-signatures-check>.
Fixes#358
* Updated the docs for system_create command
* Reverted dracut image initialization
* Updated yum comment about repo_gpgcheck option
* Updated variable name in disk builder
* Typo correction
This commit adds --signing-key option which sets a key file to import
into the package manager trusted keys database. This commit adds this
flag support only for zypper.
Fixes#342
Adapt to style as used in the live iso chapter and add
references to low level topics regarding the setup of
the image to work in the public cloud. Related to #323
The low level topic references information from the base
topic. In this case the name of the previously built image.
I think we should provide information on each low level
topic which references information from a base topic.
* Separate the high-level (building) from the low-level part (dumping)
* Introduce a subsection ("Working with Images"); not sure, if this is
useful under "Building Images"
* Enhance with some (general) advise about booting from USB
* Add abstract (use `.. sidebar`, not sure if we should use it)
* Collect all concept oriented text in the beginning
* Introduce procedure and create steps
* Remove lonely subsection and combine it with the procedure
TODO:
* Review
* Decide, if `.. sidebar` is ok (or should we better use `.. topic`?)
* Add additional, related information?
The current design of the documentation does not allow for
continous improvement and development. It's missing a basic
structure and concept for documenting step-by-step workflows
and generic explanations.
This commit adds the possibility of clearing asny subcommand or
entrypoint. This is relevant for docker derived images, as they
inherit the configuration and it might lead to some bad behavior.
Fix some minor inconsistencies due to latest code changes
with regards to py2 and py3 compatibility and also change
the style of the chapter to be more straight forward for
people who would like to contribute from scratch
