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.zuul: update ansible-version to v11 - #1846
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| name: system-test-fedora-coreos-next-commands-options | ||
| parent: system-test-fedora-coreos | ||
| description: Run Toolbx's commands-options system tests in Fedora CoreOS next | ||
| ansible-version: 11 |
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Is there any downside to having this defined for all coreos jobs, not just the coreos-next ones? If not we could have just the 1 line in system-test-fedora-coreos
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I think that should be fine, but that's temporary, the next update Zuul brings ansible version 11 by default, see: https://zuul-ci.org/docs/zuul/latest/releasenotes.html#upgrade-notes
We recently updated our operator and we'll rollout the latest Zuul shortly ( https://softwarefactory-project.io/r/c/software-factory/sf-operator/+/35317 )
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And now looks like we have some packaging/repo errors. Synchronize glibc to repo version for gcc/glibc-devel compatibility: Synchronize shadow-utils to repo version for shadow-utils-subid-devel compatibility: Install RPM packages: And a failure in |
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The NODE_FAILURE are being fixed on our side, but the glibc error seems legit: looks like the coreos repos are missing key packages, or maybe we are missing a repofile? |
This is similar to commit 93f882c and is needed because the 'next' stream of Fedora CoreOS was rebased to Fedora 45 [1]. [1] https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/coreos@lists.fedoraproject.org/thread/QG22WVLEPA5ES6XRAX2Q5JSUORFUJBRD/ containers#1846 Signed-off-by: Tristan Cacqueray <tdecacqu@redhat.com>
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Thanks for tracking this down, @TristanCacqueray ! I took the liberty to add the ID of the previous commit in the Git commit message.
Let's get this merged once the CI finishes. It's a legit fix in itself, even if it doesn't solve everything. |
We used to see this once in a while in the past. I hadn't seen it in a while, and was beginning to hope that this was fixed by commit e13a58c76e64abc2. :( |
Yes, sorry, I'm looking into it just haven't had much time. Using the |
Does seem like this is the issue. While |
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Thanks for all the effort, @Rolv-Apneseth @TristanCacqueray ! |
This change bumps ansible-core to 2.18, which is now necessary for coreos-next. This is similar to #1824