We switched to blscfg now, so we don't need to manually generate
entries. Otherwise, we'll just end up with duplicate GRUB2 menu entries.
Note that the blscfg code comes from 10_linux and we're still
running grub2-mkconfig. Which is good actually, because it means that
machines on previous versions will be able to safely update and
transparently switch to blscfg.
Drop the "sync with fedora-atomic-host.json" bit since FAH is forever
stuck in the past now at f29.
We switched to blscfg now, so we don't need to manually generate
entries. Otherwise, we'll just end up with duplicate GRUB2 menu entries.
Note that the
blscfgcode comes from10_linuxand we're stillrunning
grub2-mkconfig. Which is good actually, because it means thatmachines on previous versions will be able to safely update and
transparently switch to
blscfg.Drop the "sync with fedora-atomic-host.json" bit since FAH is forever
stuck in the past now at f29.
See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1751272#c27