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new butane variant: fedora-iot #487

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@say-paul say-paul commented Sep 6, 2023

using the r4e config with fiot wrapper
Docs added to include the new variant

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travier commented Sep 6, 2023

I think you should add only the latest version as 1.0 and the experimental one as 1.1_exp.

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travier commented Sep 6, 2023

Why are you removing / renaming the R4E ones? You can not remove a config version once it's been released.

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say-paul commented Sep 6, 2023

Why are you removing / renaming the R4E ones? You can not remove a config version once it's been released.

Since we want butane to support both r4e and fedora-iot, so renaming the config path only for developer understanding. The end functionality and the variant names remains same. Do you see any other issue?

I think you should add only the latest version as 1.0 and the experimental one as 1.1_exp.

This is to make r4e and fiot in sync, so fiot_v1.0 being same as r4e_v1.1 f can create confusion and maintenance overhead. same for fiot_v1.1_exp -> r4e_v1.2_exp. Thoughts?

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travier commented Sep 6, 2023

If it's the same thing, why duplicate everything?

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prestist commented Sep 6, 2023

@say-paul A bit confused. As @travier said, we cannot remove an already released config, it would break anyone using it. Additionally, it sounds like the 'fiot' would be independent of rfe? while currently they have the same needs is there no eventuality where they fork to some degree?

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say-paul commented Sep 7, 2023

If it's the same thing, why duplicate everything?

@travier So idea is both rfe and fedora-iot user can use butane with their respective os variant. Since r4e is already there, this PR would simply add a fiot variant name with minimal code duplication.

As @travier said, we cannot remove an already released config, it would break anyone using it.

RegisterTranslator("r4e", "1.0.0", iot1_0.ToIgn3_3Bytes)
RegisterTranslator("r4e", "1.1.0", iot1_1.ToIgn3_4Bytes)
RegisterTranslator("r4e", "1.2.0-experimental", iot1_2_exp.ToIgn3_5Bytes)
RegisterTranslator("fiot", "1.0.0", iot1_0.ToIgn3_3Bytes)
RegisterTranslator("fiot", "1.1.0", iot1_1.ToIgn3_4Bytes)
RegisterTranslator("fiot", "1.2.0-experimental", iot1_2_exp.ToIgn3_5Bytes)

I understand this controls the variant name in the butane file which didn't change.

@travier @prestist Can you please clarify how it will break for existing user?

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travier commented Sep 7, 2023

It feels to me that R4E variants should use version numbers based on RHEL releases where the first version config started being supported while the IoT ones should keep the 1.x version numbers as we don't have a strong "no-rebase" policy in Fedora and we land new Ignition spec support there as we go.

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travier commented Sep 7, 2023

@travier So idea is both rfe and fedora-iot user can use butane with their respective os variant. Since r4e is already there, this PR would simply add a fiot variant name with minimal code duplication.

The lifecycle for RHEL 4 Edge and Fedora IoT do not match and the Ignition spec versions supported for a given Fedora IoT release tells nothing for RHEL 4 Edge and vice versa, so having the same numbers will not get us much and might instead create confusion.

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say-paul commented Sep 7, 2023

The lifecycle for RHEL 4 Edge and Fedora IoT do not match and the Ignition spec versions supported for a given Fedora IoT release tells nothing for RHEL 4 Edge and vice versa, so having the same numbers will not get us much and might instead create confusion.

Agreed, I will modify it accordingly.

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travier commented Sep 11, 2023

I've made #489 to track the R4E change.

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@travier made the changes as per the discussion.

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travier commented Sep 11, 2023

This is missing all some docs update. The table has to be updated, etc.

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say-paul commented Sep 11, 2023

This is missing all some docs update. The table has to be updated, etc.
Thanks for finding that out.

I think you are referring to the spec docs, updated them.

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LGTM

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miabbott commented Oct 3, 2023

@say-paul Are the CI errors still valid? Looks like they are just gofmt failures

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Is there actually any "high level" sugar at all today in the r4e/fedora-iot versions?

There's only a little bit for fedora-coreos around things like boot raid etc.

I guess today we're disallowing partitioning in iot/edge?

I wonder if it'd make sense to introduce a generic e.g. "generic-systemd" style variant that just is YAML sugar for writing files and systemd units basically...

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Sorry this has been sitting for so long, and thank you for going through the steps to add a new variant. I do have a small nit on your commit message. I would prefer it be more like =>
Add new fiot variant for fedora-iot

Otherwise it lgtm

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say-paul commented Nov 1, 2023

@prestist done.

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miabbott commented Nov 7, 2023

@prestist @travier Anything left to do in order to merge? I think all comments have been addressed at this point.

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@say-paul @miabbott not from my perspective. @travier anything else ?

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prestist commented Dec 4, 2023

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To get past the ci "Test 1.21.x ..." you need to rebase and -f push. The ci was changed external to this pr.

Otherwise from what I see this LGTM still.

v1_0 is compatible with ignition 3.4.0
v1_1_exp is experimental version compatible
with ignition 3.5.0
docs added for fiot

Signed-off-by: Sayan Paul <[email protected]>
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say-paul commented Dec 4, 2023

@prestist done

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prestist commented Dec 4, 2023

After speaking with @camgranella I am going to merge this as it lgtm!

@prestist prestist merged commit 25265e5 into coreos:main Dec 4, 2023
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