Public bug reported:
For some images we build as part of the CPC programme, the target cloud
doesn't support any sort of metadata, so they are configured with
datasource_list as ["None"].
However, we still want cloud-init to run because we lay down some
configuration in /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/* (to configure mirrors, for
example). Currently, ds-identify will disable cloud-init entirely,
which is less than ideal.
We either need another data-source name which means "None but please
still run", or an independent way of telling ds-identify that its normal
data-source logic doesn't work in this case (or just a way of overriding
it).
** Affects: cloud-init (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: dsid
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cloud-init is disabled when data source is set to just "None"
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