The logic of ocitools --host-specific generate should be rechecked and behave as it is supposed to be.
Here are two examples:
- if the user runs
ocitools --host-specific generate --linux-cpu-shares=512 on a windows machine, the --linux-cpu-shares should be ignored.
- if the user run
ocitools --host-specific generate --output config.json on a windows machine, the config.json file should not include the linux section.
The logic of
ocitools --host-specific generateshould be rechecked and behave as it is supposed to be.Here are two examples:
ocitools --host-specific generate --linux-cpu-shares=512on a windows machine, the--linux-cpu-sharesshould be ignored.ocitools --host-specific generate --output config.jsonon a windows machine, theconfig.jsonfile should not include thelinuxsection.