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Use RHEL bootc containers instead of CentOS Stream #1446
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The changes look good to me, thank you!
@rvykydal, could you please have a look at why the remaining check hasn't finished?
It wasn't started manually as we need to merge the RHEL changes first as written in the description of this PR. |
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@jkonecny12 can you please rebase the PR, so we can re-run the tests on it? The rebase is needed because of my change in #1450 |
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I took the liberty to rebase the PR so you don't have to bother with it. |
We used CentOS Stream containers for RHEL testing because the official RHEL containers are behind the authentication. However, these repositories are available behind the VPN which is true for most of the other installation sources we are using for RHEL. This commit enables the bootc uefi test to work on RHEL. The CentOS Stream containers can't be used as they contain CentOS Stream bootloader configuration which is not compatible with RHEL.
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We used CentOS Stream containers for RHEL testing because the official RHEL containers are behind the authentication. However, these repositories are available behind the VPN which is true for most of the other installation sources we are using for RHEL.
This commit enables the bootc uefi test to work on RHEL. The CentOS Stream containers can't be used as they contain CentOS Stream bootloader configuration which is not compatible with RHEL.
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