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Support RHEL hosts by creating containers based on UBI #667
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A subsequent commit will add support for toolbox containers of operating system distributions that aren't Fedora. That will require a similar function that resolves a short image name to a fully qualified one, but by iterating through a list of supported images instead of using the image's RepoTags. containers#667
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This shouldn't have any user-visible effect. However, it parametrizes various code paths that were currently hard-coded to represent Fedora. Subsequent commits will build upon this to support toolbox containers of operating system distributions that aren't Fedora. A map of supported operating system distributions has been introduced that lists out the necessary bits of metadata needed to work with them. In the future, it should just be a matter of adding new entries to this map to add support for distributions that aren't Fedora. containers#667
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This is meant to allow the user to create toolbox containers of operating system distributions that are different from that of the host and isn't Fedora. containers#667
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Fedora's /etc/bashrc sets the PROMPT_COMMAND environment variable to __vte_prompt_command when running inside a VteTerminal. This becomes a problem if the __vte_prompt_command shell function is missing because /etc/profile.d/vte.sh itself is absent [1], which is the case with the Red Hat Universal Base Image. This tricks the code in /etc/bashrc into not doing that. [1] https://pagure.io/setup/pull-request/23 containers#667
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This shouldn't have any user-visible effect. However, it parametrizes various code paths that were currently hard-coded to represent Fedora. Subsequent commits will build upon this to support toolbox containers of operating system distributions that aren't Fedora. A map of supported operating system distributions has been introduced that lists out the necessary bits of metadata needed to work with them. In the future, it should just be a matter of adding new entries to this map to add support for distributions that aren't Fedora. containers#667
This is meant to allow the user to create toolbox containers of operating system distributions that are different from that of the host and isn't Fedora. containers#667
Fedora's /etc/bashrc sets the PROMPT_COMMAND environment variable to __vte_prompt_command when running inside a VteTerminal. This becomes a problem if the __vte_prompt_command shell function is missing because /etc/profile.d/vte.sh itself is absent [1], which is the case with the Red Hat Universal Base Image. This tricks the code in /etc/bashrc into not doing that. [1] https://pagure.io/setup/pull-request/23 containers#667
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This is based on #658
It splits up the commits a bit, contains some fix-ups, but most importantly skips some parts of the container & image tracking backend to side-step issues like the one caused by the use of
latest
tags. We can introduce the rest of the new backend later once we have solved all those issues.