main: use the images library for the disk manifest generation #1014
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Replace this with an images library release
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This commit removes most of the code that deals with generating the osbuild manifest and imports the new support for this from the images library instead. Only disk images are supported for now.
The image.NewAnaconda*() functions take the platform/filename now.
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#1033 <- this needs to be ported before this can go in. |
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This uses osbuild/images#1736 to get all disk manifests build using the "images" library.
This is a simpler version of #1009 that does not rely on manifest diffs. We may go back to the manifest tests but for now functional tests are probably enough.