fedora-archive.repo: use both EOL and non-EOL locations #3145
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Include both the EOL and non-EOL repo locations in the baseurl list to simplify maintenance. This update benefits two kola tests and the RHCOS extensions container by simplifying the repo configuration into a single file. As Fedora versions used by those containers reach EOL, we wont have to remove and replace the `fedora.repo` file. Instead, we can just use this file for container setup.
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos#3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] #3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos#3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos#3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos#3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] #3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] #3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the two kola tests that use the fedora container to use `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] #3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the extensions container, which uses the fedora container, to utilize `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos/fedora-coreos-config#3145
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The `fedora-archive.repo` file now contains both EOL and non-EOL repo locations[1]. This means we can change the extensions container, which uses the fedora container, to utilize `fedora-archive.repo` as the only repo configuration file. This reduces the maintenance burden because now we don't have to change this curl statement when fedora versions reach EOL. [1] coreos/fedora-coreos-config#3145
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Include both the EOL and non-EOL repo locations in the baseurl list to simplify maintenance. This update benefits two kola tests and the RHCOS extensions container by simplifying the repo configuration into a single file. As Fedora versions used by those containers reach EOL, we wont have to remove and replace the
fedora.repofile. Instead, we can just use this file for container setup.