RHCOS operates between both OpenShift and RHEL. OpenShift is almost entirely public development on Github, RHEL (until CentOS Stream) is basically private development, with the sources pushed to CentOS Git only after a release.
And notably, publishing sources currently requires an errata to be filed. This means that any packages shipped in RHCOS that don't have a separate errata don't get sources uploaded.
Further, there is no process today that syncs our manifest (equivalent of fedora-coreos-config) here.
We really need to solve both of these problems.
RHCOS operates between both OpenShift and RHEL. OpenShift is almost entirely public development on Github, RHEL (until CentOS Stream) is basically private development, with the sources pushed to CentOS Git only after a release.
And notably, publishing sources currently requires an errata to be filed. This means that any packages shipped in RHCOS that don't have a separate errata don't get sources uploaded.
Further, there is no process today that syncs our manifest (equivalent of fedora-coreos-config) here.
We really need to solve both of these problems.