Save generated system version in a file - #79
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@smklein since you have written the most lines in this repo, would appreciate a glance to see if this is a reasonable idea or if you'd prefer to do it another way. |
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Confirmed in oxidecomputer/omicron#10839 that this works for the purpose. |
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This is a draft having to do with logic I'm contemplating and attempting to justify in RFD 708 and oxidecomputer/omicron#10250 to display the full generated system version string rather than just the
20.2.0"semver core" part.Currently this puts the file in all zones because adding logic to aim it at Nexus in particular seems like overkill, and the file isn't hurting anything. But that could easily be changed.