twoliter: add kit overrides for test interactions #339
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Issue number: 331
Closes #331
Description of changes:
Adds a kit override option for testing and development use. Twoliter now accepts a variable --kit-override or -K where you can provide =. Twoliter will then look for a successfull build in that path to use the oci archive in-place of a kit in ECR. This does bypass Twoliter.lock though
Testing done:
Verified it used the ../bottlerocket-core-kit/build/kits/bottlerocket-core-kit/bottlerocket-core-kit-....-x86_64.tar OCI archive
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