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<packagereq type="default">docker-cockpit</packagereq>
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<packagereq type="optional">buildah</packagereq>
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<packagereq type="optional">podman</packagereq>
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+ <packagereq type="optional">origin-clients</packagereq>
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</packagelist>
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</group>
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<group>
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<!-- Keep this list in sync with the list in fedora-workstation-packages.ks. -->
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<grouplist>
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<groupid>base-x</groupid>
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+ <groupid>container-management</groupid>
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<groupid>core</groupid>
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<groupid>firefox</groupid>
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<groupid>fonts</groupid>
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Running an OpenShift v3 cluster locally via
oc cluster up
should be a keyWorkstation developer flow, and obviously one wants the client tooling to
interact with a remote cluster. Additionally one can use
oc cluster up
on asingle node server as well.
See discussion in https://pagure.io/workstation-ostree-config/pull-request/74
Currently
container-management
is only an option under Server, but a goalis to use this for Workstation as well.