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The current taskcat update-ami config format is not partition aware. The proposal is to revamp the config to be partition-aware.
taskcat update-ami
Current:
RHELHA83HVM: name: RHEL_HA-8.3_HVM-????????-x86_64-?-Hourly2-GP2 owner-id: '309956199498'
Proposed:
RHELHA83HVM: name: RHEL_HA-8.3_HVM-????????-x86_64-?-Hourly2-GP2 partition: aws: owner-id: '309956199498' aws-cn: owner-id: '0123456789012' aws-us-gov: owner-id: '0123456789013'
If owner-id found in <mapping>.keys(), the default partition is aws, for backwards compatibility.
owner-id
<mapping>.keys()
aws
/cc @davdunc for commentary, as his use-case/team buy-in is critical
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Thought: May need to account for situations where AMI wildcards are not consistent across partitions.
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The current
taskcat update-ami
config format is not partition aware. The proposal is to revamp the config to be partition-aware.Current:
Proposed:
If
owner-id
found in<mapping>.keys()
, the default partition isaws
, for backwards compatibility./cc @davdunc for commentary, as his use-case/team buy-in is critical
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: