Timothée Ravier

Great! Feel free to give it a try and ask for help on Matrix.

See https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#communication-channels-for-fedora-coreos

So, it looks like we'd have to write the `meta.json` file starting with the fetch command and load it for the build command if we don't want to have to...

And reading the `bump-lockfile` job, it looks like we'll need that for the `buildfetch` command too.

So we're moving from one place where it is set to multiple places needing it passed.

I would agree to move all tools to reading the value from the build `meta.json` as much as possible but I still think it's simpler for the developer to set...

> To elaborate, the main concern I have with `src/config.json` is that it creates two sources of truth on what variant we're working with. Apart from a few key commands,...

``` $ cosa init ... # Set it once $ cosa set-variant rhel-9.0 $ cosa fetch $ cosa build $ cosa clean $ cosa build # Change what to build...

That could work but we would still need the marker file at the beginning so why not keep it all the time, used only by fetch & build operations?

CC @vrothberg