containers: add more hacky shell to fix shaman api query #1102
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There were two mistakes in the shell that re-installs the ceph-release rpm: (1) the variable was misspelled it should be CEPH_SHA1 not CEPH_SHA and (2) this variable is not set in the environment at all - just the labels. For now, scrape the CEPH_SHA1 value out of the ceph command (which is python, and is fairly easy to scrape). It's a hack on top of a hack but it should get the ci jobs running again. Signed-off-by: John Mulligan <jmulligan@redhat.com>
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There were two mistakes in the shell that re-installs the ceph-release rpm: (1) the variable was misspelled it should be CEPH_SHA1 not CEPH_SHA and (2) this variable is not set in the environment at all - just the labels. For now, scrape the CEPH_SHA1 value out of the ceph command (which is python, and is fairly easy to scrape). It's a hack on top of a hack but it should get the ci jobs running again.
CI FIX only.