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Red Hat and Fedora container images are built using atomic-reactor, and while the 'architecture' label is required to be present in the built images, in fact it is added automatically by atomic-reactor.
In other words, the Dockerfile in the git repository serves as input to atomic-reactor, which adds a set of labels before building. 'architecture' is one of those labels.
I'd suggest removing the requirement to have 'architecture' present in the Dockerfile for Red Hat and Fedora container images.
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The dockerfile checks are not ready yet, but you are right -- we should differentiate checks for the image/container and the Dockerfile. (Since we decided to check the automatically added labels as well.)
Red Hat and Fedora container images are built using atomic-reactor, and while the 'architecture' label is required to be present in the built images, in fact it is added automatically by atomic-reactor.
In other words, the Dockerfile in the git repository serves as input to atomic-reactor, which adds a set of labels before building. 'architecture' is one of those labels.
I'd suggest removing the requirement to have 'architecture' present in the Dockerfile for Red Hat and Fedora container images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: