Publish redhat-coreos config sources #413
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This file should probably be removed.
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I think we can drop the |
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@darkmuggle @bh7cw @mike-nguyen @ravanelli This change will likely intersect with some of the pipeline work you folks are responsible for. |
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/approve The first step is getting things imported; I imagine there are going to be follow-ups to refine this. But as a start, this looks reasonable. |
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I have no objections. ✔️ |
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OK updated to address comments, dropping draft! |
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Do we still need this now that it lives in the MCO?
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This is just reflecting the state of the internal git repository; let's not try to also change it at the same time.
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I mean if we succeed at this, then we could do a PR to drop that script and have it tested by Prow launching a cluster in Azure!
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Seems like we are in a good position to move forward. /approve |
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OK, tested locally and verified that it's up to date. |
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Today the redhat-coreos config git repository (equivalent of https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-config ) lives internally to the RH firewall. This is problematic for many reasons - we're not consistently publishing the sources here, and also inhibits our integration with the upstream OpenShift CI (Prow).
This PR imports the config. I propose we move it to Github canonically.