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[WIP] cockpit create blueprint #2780
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The browser router doesn't seem to work inside cockpit, switching to the hashrouter resolves this.
Switch the useFlag usage to the stub function defined in the `useGetEnvironment` utility
We need to check for the on-prem use case
We were making a call to a dead endpoint to get the architectures. Instead, create a custom query function to return the list of architectures and image types.
Create a get blueprint endpoint for the on-prem store.
Create the boilerplate function for getting the Oscap profiles. We will need to make a call to the `oscap` binary to get this information. So we will leave it empty for now.
Create a helper hook for RTK prefetch queries. This wrapper function is needed since the imagebuilderApi and cockpitApi aren't at parity yet.
Currently, the wizard still needs some of the other stores. If we omit them, the wizard fails to launch
Including an image in the on prem version inside cockpit is not trivial. We need a bit of a workaround to get the various target icons showing on the on-prem version in cockpit.
For a start, we will disable custom repositories and the OpenSCAP steps for the on-prem version of the frontend.
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Add a hook that gets the host distro for the on-prem frontend. If there is an issue we will fallback to the default. For the service we also just use the default distro.
Add a stub function for the `os-release` package from cockpit.
We can ignore the org-id when trying to get the state of the blueprint during the blueprint creation. This is unnecessary info for `on-prem`
This is not ideal, but we needed to add an empty endpoint for this, even though we're ignoring it on prem. The frontend for the service makes the api call regardless, so we can't ignore this.
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This is still a work in progress for creating a blueprint from the CreateImageWizard.