Add cosa supermin-run
#3747
Add cosa supermin-run
#3747
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This is very close to `cosa supermin-shell` but instead expects a command to run inside the supermin VM. Essentially, it's a very thin wrapper around the `runvm` family of functions in `cmdlib.sh`. By having it be a dedicated function, it becomes like a utility command to have easy access to a privileged environment, with the working dir automatically mounted in, podman remote proxying, etc... Note also this *does not* require a cosa workdir. The podman machine OS pipeline will be using this temporarily.
In a cosa workdir, that dir always exists in both privileged and unprivileged paths. Prep for a new command that'll use this code outside a cosa workdir where to be nice we don't want to just randomly create a cache dir even when no caching is required.
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sometimes I just rm -rf cache/ to blow away things to get a clean slate. I'm guessing something else would create it somewhere else in the stack, but...
could we just move this into the if statement below? if there is a cachedev and somehow the cache dir doesn't exist we'd surely want to create it, right?
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Hmm, but the cache/ dir must already exist at that point if using a cache qcow2, since the qcow2 is located there, right?
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right. but sometimes we don't use the cache qcow and things use the directory anyway?
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Hmm, I feel like whatever/whoever does rm -rf cache/ should ensure to recreate it. E.g. rpm-ostree today will error out trying to cache things there. But not against adding a mkdir -p cache somewhere in cmdlib.sh too.
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/cherry-pick 4.15 |
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/cherry-pick rhcos-4.15 |
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/cherry-pick rhcos-4.14 |
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/cherry-pick rhcos-4.13 |
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/cherry-pick rhcos-4.12 |
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This is very close to
cosa supermin-shellbut instead expects a command to run inside the supermin VM. Essentially, it's a very thin wrapper around therunvmfamily of functions incmdlib.sh.By having it be a dedicated function, it becomes like a utility command to have easy access to a privileged environment, with the working dir automatically mounted in, podman remote proxying, etc... Note also this does not require a cosa workdir.
The podman machine OS pipeline will be using this temporarily.