Explicitly use the snap binary for ubuntu-image.

ui-by-default
Łukasz 'sil2100' Zemczak 2 years ago
parent 157e4b2ac2
commit a027e767d2

@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ if [ "${IMAGEFORMAT:-}" = "ubuntu-image" ]; then
# We could already do that, but then we'd still have to do the # We could already do that, but then we'd still have to do the
# compressing for the core images. # compressing for the core images.
if [ "$PROJECT" = "ubuntu-core" ]; then if [ "$PROJECT" = "ubuntu-core" ]; then
ubuntu-image snap $UBUNTU_IMAGE_ARGS \ /snap/bin/ubuntu-image snap $UBUNTU_IMAGE_ARGS \
-O output "$PREFIX".model-assertion -O output "$PREFIX".model-assertion
# XXX: currently we only have one image generated, but really # XXX: currently we only have one image generated, but really
# we should be supporting more than one for models that # we should be supporting more than one for models that
@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ if [ "${IMAGEFORMAT:-}" = "ubuntu-image" ]; then
xz -0 -T4 "$PREFIX".img xz -0 -T4 "$PREFIX".img
mv output/seed.manifest "$PREFIX".manifest mv output/seed.manifest "$PREFIX".manifest
else else
ubuntu-image classic --verbose $UBUNTU_IMAGE_ARGS \ /snap/bin/ubuntu-image classic --verbose $UBUNTU_IMAGE_ARGS \
-O output "$PREFIX".yaml -O output "$PREFIX".yaml
# Since the output of the ubuntu-image call can vary based on what # Since the output of the ubuntu-image call can vary based on what
# kind of an image we build, the safest bet is to 'export' all the # kind of an image we build, the safest bet is to 'export' all the

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