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Bundle creation fails with local zarf init package #1039

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mjnagel opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 0 comments
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Bundle creation fails with local zarf init package #1039

mjnagel opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 0 comments
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mjnagel commented Dec 9, 2024

Environment

Device and OS: macOS
App version: 0.19.2
Kubernetes distro being used: N/A

Steps to reproduce

  1. Pull zarf's init package locally (zarf tools download-init).
  2. Attempt to include this in your bundle, for example something like this:
packages:
kind: UDSBundle
metadata:
  name: init-bundle
  version: "0.1.0"

packages:
  - name: zarf-init
    path: ./
    ref: 0.44.0

Expected result

Bundle creates successfully.

Actual Result

Bundle fails to create due to expecting a different path. Note:

     ERROR:  failed to create bundle: open <some-path-here>/zarf-package-zarf-init-arm64-0.44.0.tar.zst: no such file or directory

Whereas zarf init packages end up locally without the zarf-package prefix.

Severity/Priority

Low, this is unlikely to be something that people are doing, but could be hit with custom init packages if not desiring to publish them in a registry. Easy workaround to move/rename the file.

Additional Context

CLI just makes the assumption that local packages have zarf-package- as the prefix, possibly should also just check for zarf-init (I think the file is guaranteed to be named this for init packages, but worth confirming).

@mjnagel mjnagel added the possible-bug Something may not be working label Dec 9, 2024
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