Doing this proactively this time.
Currently we don't have a signed shim available, so our composes will not correctly boot on secure boot enabled machines.
Is this a blocker for Final? See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=872272
Yes, +1 blocker.
I'm +1 as well.
+1 here as well.
+1
How long are we willing to wait? Indefinitely?
I spoke to the people at Red Hat who are handling the legal issues which are blocking us on this, and they hope to be able to have things resolved ASAP. I believe it is down to a single issue at this point. Once we clear that up, we should be able to move very quickly to implement the signed shim.
Unfortunately, I cannot be more specific than this, nor can I give any sort of exact timetable, but I don't think we're looking at months, probably weeks at the worst.
-1 without some kind of deadline after we release anyway. I have no problem with a short (a few weeks) slippage, but waiting indefinitely = clear -1.
+1 - Red Hat legal is no longer a blocker here, so I don't see any issues in landing this.
Could we close it than?
+1 to making this a blocker.
shim is signed now. closing this.
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