nm is used by installs, but it's set in group_vars/all.
Drop the eth0_ipv4_nm from builders / builders_stg because it messes up
things by being not in CIDR notitation.
Signed-off-by: Kevin Fenzi <kevin@scrye.com>
- add copr_builder_fedora_version variable, because production sometimes
differs from devel for a short period of time
- drop the epel-8 -> centos-stream+epel-8 links, this is now done all
against RHEL
- katello hack package is not in s390x images anymore, since we generate
the images by 'copr-image', not by IBM Cloud snapshots
- kernel-core is now fixed for aws builders, update it as well as other
packages when updating the image
- don't install subscription-manager when spawning builder, it is
already available from image preparation time
- copr-rh-subscribe.sh script is also prepare_base_image only
- we don't modify /etc/copr-rpmbuild/mock.cfg.j2 for quite some time,
drop the hack
- the /usr/bin/copr-update-builder is fixed upstream, drop the
lineinfile hack
- epel-8 configs are installed via files/mock/epel now
- no need to touch /etc/rpkg.conf nowadays on f35
- prepare mockbuilder user only when preparing image, not spawning
- disable coredumps only when preparing the image
- disable services only when preparing the image
- don't update rubygem-gem2rpm all the time, on F35 we have new enough
version
- the /etc/copr-rpmbuild/rpkg.conf.j2 is to be kept as is on F35
This doesn't add host_vars for them yet, as I need them to be
partially deployed so I can find the necessary info to set the
host_vars correctly...
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>
Staging wiki auth from openqa-lab01 works again now (thanks to
Aurelien) so we can re-enable these. Also fix the grouping in
openqa_lab that was broken by the sorting done in 580cd25.
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>
We got some more resources a while back and so we wanted to make more
builders, but now we are waiting on disk space to do that. In the mean
time and since the mass rebuild is coming up tuesday, just upgrade them
to f35 and use the memory and cpus we have.
Signed-off-by: Kevin Fenzi <kevin@scrye.com>
Previously I couldn't pick "Fedora 34" OS type in IBM Cloud web UI, now
it was possible. I bet this will diminish the need for additional
(e.g. subscription-manager) hacks.
