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  1. Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management
  2. ACM-7943

UI selects x86_64 image to upgrade a multi-arch hosted cluster

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      Description of problem:

       

      When a user chooses to upgrade a multi-arch hosted cluster that was originally deployed with release payload like quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release:4.13.2-multi, UI chooses quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release:4.13.9-x86_64 image instead of multi arch image. This causes the upgrade to fail.

       

       

      As a workaround, the user needs to update the spec.release.image in the hostedcluster and nodepool CRs.

       

       

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      How reproducible:

      Steps to Reproduce:

      1. Create a OCP/MCE cluster with ARM nodes (m6g.xlarge instances)
      2. Create a AWS hosted cluster with ARM nodes (m6g.xlarge instances) and select multi-arch OCP 4.13.2 release image
      3. On MCE UI, upgrade the hosted cluster to OCP 4.13.9.

      Actual results:

      The upgrade appears to be hanging on the UI

      Expected results:

      The upgrade should progress and be completed.

      Additional info:

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              fxiang@redhat.com Feng Xiang
              rokejungrh Roke Jung
              David Huynh David Huynh
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