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dprr: modify list of "popular" images for CentOS based streams #418
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The i-s-t has been failing for longer than I would care to admit because of CentOS/sig-atomic-buildscripts#329 and there's been little movement in the direction of fixing that. So we'll workaround the deficincieny by using two lists of images, one that works for CentOS derived streams and another that works for the rest.
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LGTM. I'm going to merge this because CI failures aren't related to this. |
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The i-s-t has been failing for longer than I would care to admit
because of CentOS/sig-atomic-buildscripts#329 and there's been little
movement in the direction of fixing that. So we'll workaround the
deficincieny by using two lists of images, one that works for CentOS
derived streams and another that works for the rest.