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Apparently you can't have two config entries for `gomod` so we'll have to merge these two together. I'll just compromise and go from daily in one and monthly in the other and settle on weekly for both. Unfortunately there isn't really a way to validate your dependabot config before merging the PR and going to the dependabot tab so we'll YOLO until it works.
The CoreOS Assembler
This is the CoreOS Assembler (often abbreviated COSA) build environment. It is a collection of various tools used to build Fedora CoreOS style systems, including RHEL CoreOS. The goal is that everything needed to build and test the OS comes encapsulated in one (admittedly large) container.
A high level goal of this tool is to support two highly related use cases, and to keep them as similar as possible:
- Local development ("test a kernel change")
- Be a production build system orchestrated by an external tool (e.g. Jenkins)
See fedora-coreos-pipeline as an example pipeline.
The container itself is available on Quay.io at
quay.io/coreos-assembler/coreos-assembler. It includes the
following tools:
cosa: entrypoint for the COSA container and dispatcher to other commands:- To learn how to use COSA, see the Building Fedora CoreOS guide and the Working with CoreOS Assembler guide.
- To learn how to develop on COSA, see the CoreOS Assembler Design guide and the Working on CoreOS Assembler guide.
kola: for launching instances and running tests on themkolet: an agent for kola that runs on instancesore: for interfacing with cloud providersplume: for releasing Fedora CoreOS and Fedora Cloud
Building Fedora CoreOS
See the Building Fedora CoreOS guide to learn how to build Fedora CoreOS with COSA.
Building a custom OS with COSA
For more information about building a custom OS derived or based on Fedora CoreOS, see Custom OS.