Move the handling of the list of enabled and disabled systemd services
more to the end of the `os` pipeline, just before the SELinux stage.
This has no functional effect on produced images, but it will make it
nicer once the handling of the custom files and directories will be
added to the pipeline. Specifically it should be added right before the
services stage to allow enabling custom service files, but after all
other configurations that are applied to the image.
Regenerate all manifests.
Signed-off-by: Tomáš Hozza <thozza@redhat.com>
Changes:
- Removed unnecessary packages from build roots. Build packages are
added on-demand.
- Some stages changed order in the OS pipeline for azure-rhui. This
will have no functional effect.
- RHSM Facts stage added to all RHEL 7 manifests. This wont be used
since RHEL 7 is not built in the cloud service. The RHSM fact is
added by the test case generator to all image types to test that the
option is working properly.
- Azure archive pipeline renamed to xz like in all the other rewritten
image types that use the xz pipeline.
- Azure image filename before archiving has changed from 'disk.vhd' to
'image.vhd'. Again, this will have no functional effect because the
name of the final artifact is unchanged (disk.vhd.xz).
Update the implementation of the distro.Distro interface to match the
one in RHEL 8, 9, and Fedora. The main change is that the runner is a
runner.Runner and not a string.
The runner name is now rhel79 (changed from rhel7). This is
functionally equivalent based on osbuild's runner version fallback
logic.
The previous value for parent was not a valid commit ID. In a regular
compose request, the parent ref is resolved before being added as a
source in the manifest. However, when building test manifests, since
the values aren't real, we don't resolve the ostree refs, meaning that
the test manifests weren't valid — they failed validity checks if run in
osbuild.
Replaced the fake parent ref with a fake parent commit ID
"ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff".
The manifests still aren't buildable, since they don't point to a valid
ostree repository or commit, but now they're at least valid (in the
technical sense).
