[atomic-wg] Issue #200 `Planning for interim container releases: To rebuild or not rebuild?`

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maxamillion reported a new issue against the project: `atomic-wg` that you are following:
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The upstream OSBS development group has had to push out the deadlines for the automated rebuild work and Factory 2.0 isn't ready yet (it wasn't planned to be, but it is noted for posterity) which means that Fedora needs to make a decision on how we will handle container image updates. We're targeting releases every two weeks but in order to get rpm content updates automatically included and parent image update inheritance taken into consideration we will need to write some automation tooling to accomplish that until both OSBS layered rebuilds are done and Factory 2.0 rpm-content triggered rebuild work is completed. 

The question to the group is: do we want to force a rebuild of all content before each container image release (likely the day before) in the mean time?

The reason we can't realistically detect when/if content changes that would require a rebuild is because the Factory 2.0 work that is still ongoing is what will create the content database(PDC/resultsdb) to track the relationship between a set of rpms and a container image.
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