Fix OKD release override on cross-architecture KVM - #881
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Summary
Skip the cross-architecture release image override for OKD on virtualized providers while preserving the existing behavior for OCP.
Issue
Fixes #882
Problem
When an arm64 client controls a remote x86_64 KVM host, kcli appends the target architecture to the OKD SCOS release tag. This produces a nonexistent image such as
quay.io/okd/scos-release:4.21.0-okd-scos.11-x86_64, causingmanifest unknownduringnode-image-pull.Fix
Do not set the architecture-suffixed release override for OKD. The installer then uses the valid OKD release tag without the
-x86_64suffix.Validation
An OKD 4.21 installation using this change completed successfully through
Install complete!.