When specifying a repository element with imageinclude="true", kiwi permanently adds the repo file inside of the image. The distribution standard path is used to store the repo file in this case. With dnf a package manager exists that is primarily used on Fedora and RHEL systems. Thus the standard path for the repo files is set to /etc/yum.repos.d. However, dnf can also be used for other rpm based distributions e.g SUSE. On such a system the default path does not exist or is different because another package manager is the default. This commit makes sure that the expected path is created prior adding any repo files.
When specifying a repository element with
imageinclude="true", kiwi permanently adds the repo file inside of the image. The distribution standard path is used to store the repo file in this case. With dnf a package manager exists that is primarily used on Fedora and RHEL systems. Thus the standard path for the repo files is set to/etc/yum.repos.d. However, dnf can also be used for other rpm based distributions e.g SUSE. On such a system the default path does not exist or is different because another package manager is the default. This commit makes sure that the expected path is created prior adding any repo files.