Instead, append `write_files: <JSON>` to the end of the file. This works, because JSON is valid YAML. For two reasons: 1. The generated user-data was hard to read, because python3-pyyaml outputs weird syntax. Keeping the file as written makes it easier to recognize when debugging an issue. 2. The tool now only depends on modules that python3 ships, making it easier to run on a pristine system. |
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| deploy/test | ||
| test-case-generators | ||
| deploy-openstack | ||
| deploy-qemu | ||
| gen-user-data | ||
| image-info | ||
| koji-compose.py | ||
| prepare-source.sh | ||
| provision.sh | ||
| run-koji-container.sh | ||