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Epic Name:
OCP CoreOS Layering - CI
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Epic Status:
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Feature Link:
OCPSTRAT-143 - Allow admins to add 3rd party and custom content to RHCOS
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Impediment
Parent Link:
OCPSTRAT-143Allow admins to add 3rd party and custom content to RHCOS
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Dev complete - We can now test Layering in PROW. We have the build and testing building blocks we need to land a layering release.

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Dev complete - We can now test Layering in PROW. We have the build and testing building blocks we need to land a layering release.
Target Version:

openshift-4.11

Stretch goal: get into main pipeline OR automate separate pipeline, execute test plan

Problems to solve: Where is this going to live? What sort of access control?

Related CoreOS Layering CI and Developer Tooling
Consider a similar change for the RHCOS pipeline https://issues.redhat.com/browse/COS-1072
Identify demarcation points between the CoreOS components and the MCO components so we can test interactions between them.
CoreOS Testing / Layering e2e flow
CoreOS Testing / Layering CI Notes

Work completed so far:

Automated FCOS OCI container pushes is now live (https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline/pull/457).
Test Plan is written which identifies test ownership and explores what changes will need to be made.

blocks

OCPPLAN-9332 Ability to apply hotfix packages to RHCOS via Layering

OCPSTRAT-143 Allow admins to add 3rd party and custom content to RHCOS

OCPSTRAT-161 Allow admins to add add'l RHEL packages to RHCOS

1.	QE Tracker		Closed		Rio Liu
2.	QE Tracker - dup		Closed		Michelle Krejci