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https://fedorahosted.org/genome/ticket/15
The Red Hat Legal team has approved the GPLv2 license for all Genome tools.
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genome-bootstrap
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the cloud
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will only generate src RPMs. Koji builds can then be
submitted to specific distribution builds.
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The django-example only has one class. A String was getting returned where an
Array was assumed. Yay for no unit tests for this.
On a side note, the django-example was useful for uncovering a few corner cases
with how we use Restr. The problem with Restr happens whenever 1 of something
was returned. While it's nice enough wrap things in an Array if multiple items
are returned, since Restr's XmlSimple instance is not setting 'forcearray =>
true' we have to wrap the call.
It would probably be a good idea to ask the Restr maintainer about the
'forcearray' parameter.
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* https://engineering.redhat.com/trac/IT_Architecture/ticket/209
- genome-bootstrap now filters out any cobbler profiles with "__Appliance"
in the name during default mode. This will reduce confusion when
users are selecting the cobbler profile.
NOTE!: The cobbler profiles have been updated on oss1-repo.usersys.redhat.com
but if there are any cobbler profiles in a git repo that get laid down with
a new GenomeAppliance machine, these will have to be updated too. Here's how
the profiles were updated:
GenomeCloud* -> Cloud__Appliance*
GenomeRepo* -> Genome__Appliance*
GenomeRepoGuest* -> GenomeGuest__Appliance*
* https://engineering.redhat.com/trac/IT_Architecture/ticket/210
- The machine_types.rb file on oss1-repo.usersys.redhat.com was updated
to no longer ask for the "repoappliance" fact value. Now,
genome-bootstrap's default mode assigns the "repoappliance" parameter
the value of the genome repo.
* https://engineering.redhat.com/trac/IT_Architecture/ticket/211
- genome-bootstrap no longer asks for "additional facts" in the default
mode. The assumption is that if you want to provide additional facts
you would use the advanced mode.
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This keeps us from needed our hack to bind the rw api on all interfaces
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* replaced references to "fqdn" with "system-name" in the run method.
- Instead of collecting the fqdn, or constructing based on Red Had-specific
DNS information, we now only collect enough information for a cobbler
system name.
* eliminated ability to specify a genome repo by "leaving off the -repo"
- Since we cannot assume that any repo (or any machine) will have a
"usersys.redhat.com" suffix, the ability to specify a "partial" repo
name has been removed. Users are now prompted for the fully qualified
domain name of the repo.
* selecting first element from installed_systems
- With the introduction of "restr_get" that makes sure that all RESTR GET
calls return an array (even of only one element), the "get_installed_systems"
method needed to change to select the first (and only) element in the
installed systems array. Otherwise, "cannot convert Integer to String".
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