The Lifecycle service will now check whether the build's base (as stored in the BuildInfo) matches the running environment. This doesn't affect managed runs (barring bugs), but is a change in behavior as we will no longer build, say, Ubuntu 22.04 artifacts on Fedora hosts in destructive mode.
We define "matches" here as this:
If the build base is "devel", then only the systems have to match. For instance, you can build a "devel" Ubuntu-based artefact on any Ubuntu system, but not on a Fedora system.
Otherwise, both the base's system and version must match, such that it is no longer possible to build ubuntu@22.04 on (say) ubuntu@20.04 systems.
Fixes #154
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The Lifecycle service will now check whether the build's base (as stored in the BuildInfo) matches the running environment. This doesn't affect managed runs (barring bugs), but is a change in behavior as we will no longer build, say, Ubuntu 22.04 artifacts on Fedora hosts in destructive mode.
We define "matches" here as this:
Fixes #154
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