changed some packages to force new package versions, rebuild with sbom #3956
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Signed-off-by: Avi Deitcher <avi@deitcher.net>
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- What I did
With #3954 in, packages need to have some change if they are to get a new git tree hash, which will force a rebuild, which now will include an sbom.
I added noop changes to 7 packages to start: containerd, runc, getty, init, sysctl, memlogd, modprobe. These are commonly used in a lot of places. Eventually, we may get to the rest.
I also ran
update-component-sha.shto update any dependencies on them.- How I did it
Added empty comments to the Dockerfiles or removed extra lines in README, etc. Anything that is a noop but will cause the tree hash to change.
I then ran
update-component-sha.shfor all 7.- How to verify it
Since I ran
update-component-sha.sh, all of the tests were updated, so CI is more than sufficient.- Description for the changelog
SBoMs included with some packages.