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Branch merges

Merged into maas:master

Björn Tillenius: Approve on 2023-08-29

MAAS Lander: Approve on 2023-08-25

Branch information

Name:: lp2028284_smart_sync_hints

Repository:: lp:~alexsander-souza/maas

Recent commits

3a354cf... by Alexsander de Souza on 2023-08-25

don't save hints if nothing changed

fixes LP#2028284

8371cf9... by Alexsander de Souza on 2023-08-25

fix DHCP notification handler

normalise MAC addresses before searching the database

fixes LP#2025468

f92038d... by Peter Makowski on 2023-08-25

Update maas-ui to e2f9d3ed1
chore: upgrade react components (#5123)

- update tests to hover a tooltip trigger before running assertions
- add `expectTooltipOnHover` test util to reduce repetition
- fix react type resolution issues and type errors

454db5a... by Peter Makowski on 2023-08-25

Update maas-ui to 0ad385fd7
feat(machines) bulk failure reason MAASENG-1689 (#5124)

- add failureDetails to redux store machine slice
- create ErrorDetails component
- create MachineHostname component fetching machine details based on systemId

f3b643e... by Igor Brovtsin on 2023-08-25

Disable chainloading for third-party distros to fix secure boot

The usual MAAS local boot chain for well-known distros looks like this:

PXE -> MAAS shim -> MAAS GRUB2 -> Distro shim (if any) -> Distro loader

MAAS GRUB chainloads the distro to save time that otherwise the system
would spend trying to netboot with all capable NICs.

Investigating LP:2022084, we discovered that with this chain, RHEL GRUB2
tries to validate the kernel using MAAS shim, causing the secure boot
process to fail. Given the nature of shim and secure boot process in
general, there's not much we can do on MAAS side to fix this behaviour.
As a hotfix, we temporarily drop the chainloading for other distros so
that they could boot securely (even though with some extra wait time).

Ubuntu will still be chainloaded because the MAAS shim trusts the certs
our kernels/bootloaders are signed with. I also don't think Windows
boot loader can be affected by any shims whatsoever, so MAAS will still
try to chainload it.

e9d6c2e... by Anton Troyanov on 2023-08-24