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shield Recommended update for python-kiwi
SUSE-SLE-Module-Development-Tools-15-SP3-2022-533

This update for python-kiwi fixes the following issues: This version upgrade includes several fixes: - Ensure backward compatibility on deprecated methods This commit ensures backward compatibility for deprecated config bash script utilities. (bsc#1195229) * Fixed regression in compression detection. (bsc#1192975) * index.rst: Change title (bsc#1189294#c2) * suggested in bsc#1189294#c2 for more clarity * change has been discussed with and approved by main author (Marcus S.) * Care for different snapper template locations. (bsc#1192940) * Do not force dracut into a compression setting * Fixed secure boot fallback setup Make sure MokManager gets copied. The name and location of the mok manager is distribution specific in the same way as the shim loader. Thus we need to apply a similar concept for looking it up. (bsc#1187515) * Allow creation of LUKS system with empty key To support cloud platforms better we should allow the creation of an initial(insecure) LUKS encrypted image with an empty passphrase/keyfile. (bsc#1187461, bsc#1187460) * Delete obsolete 'ddb.adapterType' patching When building a vmdk image with pvscsi as adapter type, kiwi implicitly changed the adapter_type from pvscsi to lsilogic because qemu only knows lsilogic. At the end kiwi patched the adapter type in the descriptor of the vmdk header back to pvscsi. That patching seems to be wrong according to information from users and VMware support. This commit deletes the descriptor patching and only leaves the pvscsi setting in the guest configuration(vmx). bsc#1180539) * Make dracut version check more robust The check_dracut_module_versions_compatible_to_kiwi() runtime check calls the package manager from the host and reads the package database from the image root. Doing this requires the package database in the image to be compatible with the package manager on the host. However this cannot be guarenteed and it is more robust to chroot into the image root and call the package manager from there. However, this change also comes with the cost that it's required to have a package manager available in the image root tree. Therefore along with the chroot based call, eventual exceptions from the call are now catched and leads to a debug message in the log file but will not lead the runtime check to fail. I consider the cases without a package database inside of the image to be less critical than the incompatibility issue between the host tooling and the package database in the image. (bsc#1185937) * Fixed setup of repository architecture Unfortunately the architecture reported by uname is not necessarily the same name as used in the repository metadata. Therefore it was not a good idea to set the architecture and manage the name via a mapping table. It also has turned out that repo arch names are distro specific which causes more complexity on an eventual mapping table. In the end this commit changes the way how the repository architecture is setup in a way that we only set the architecture if a name was explicitly specified such that the user keeps full control over it without any mapping magic included (bsc#1185287) * Do not apply default subcommand for derivate containers This commit does not apply the default subcommand for derivate containers. (bsc#1184823) * Added openssl to the core requires openssl is used in kiwi to construct a password hash if the plaintext password feature for user settings is used. (bsc#1184128)

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