tool: correctly update initrd secrets #109
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Thx, good catch ;) |
To correctly overwrite existing initrd with newer secrets (from newer generations), the links need to be sorted from oldest generation to newest.
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Add a test for updating the secrets on an existing initrd.
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Thanks for the reviews @blitz and @RaitoBezarius. I'm happy that we got these reviewed and merged quickly! |
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This PR is part of a larger series which is supposed to be merged in order but is broken up into multiple pieces to make review easier. It is supposed to be merged in this order:
#108 -> #107 -> #110 -> (#109)
To correctly overwrite existing initrd with newer secrets (from newer
generations), the links need to be sorted from oldest generation to
newest.
Closes #103
Depends on #110