extensions-c9s: use match-base-evr: kernel for kernel-rt
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The kernel-rt merge has already happened in CentOS Stream 9. So using `match-base-evr` now works there. This means that rpm-ostree will guarantee that the kernel-rt package matches the version of the base kernel. We don't build SCOS in the CoreOS pipelines today but let's exercise this knob as preparation for when the change propagates to RHEL.
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We do though in Prow jobs here...and I still need to figure out the relationship of this and the OKD Tekton stuff. That said, it looks like SCOS entirely fell over (recently?) |
I should've been more complete here. I mentioned the CoreOS pipelines because we currently have code there that checks in post that the versions match: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#828. Once we can use this knob in RHCOS, we won't need that anymore (well, we'll still need it for older releases, but the check could be conditionalized). |
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CI is in a bad shape, but I've tested this locally. /override ci/prow/rhcos-92-build-test-metal |
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The kernel-rt merge has already happened in CentOS Stream 9. So using
match-base-evrnow works there. This means that rpm-ostree will guarantee that the kernel-rt package matches the version of the base kernel.We don't build SCOS in the CoreOS pipelines today but let's exercise this knob as preparation for when the change propagates to RHEL.