warning: Release Image Architecture not detected. Release Image Architecture is unknown #2023
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My guess is that the |
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The message was issued by the OpenShift installer, as I wrote. And was issued when running "openshift-install generate manifests" on an amd64 Linux system ... so I don't think that oc had to do with this. |
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the installer is extracted from the release using oc. The oc version needs to be updated to be 4.17+ to reflect the release arch. This is the functionality: openshift/oc#1792 that was added into oc to do that |
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Sounds strange, but I will give it a try. Will the downloaded installer really differ depending on the oc version with which I download it??? |
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The metadata that is written into the installer is done during extraction time, yes. so details like release payload associated with the installer and architecture. |
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Indeed, by using newest OC to download the installer, I no longer saw the warning message. |
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I noticed with the current nightly 4.18 build the following warning message
level=warning msg=Release Image Architecture not detected. Release Image Architecture is unknownduring "openshift-install generate manifests". This is for vSphere UPI on amd64, of course.
The installation did proceed normally and ended successfully. So it may not mean much, but ...
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