fix: user index_image_resolved as source

Signed-off-by: Leandro Mendes <lmendes@redhat.com>

Author: theflockers

tasks/managed/publish-index-image/publish-index-image.yaml

@@ -150,9 +150,7 @@ spec:
           targetIndexWithTimestamp=$(jq -r --argjson i "$i" \
             '.components[$i].target_index_with_timestamp' "$(params.dataDir)/$(params.internalRequestResultsFile)")
 
-          sourceIndex="$(jq -r  --argjson i "$i" \
-            '.components[$i].index_image' "$(params.dataDir)/$(params.internalRequestResultsFile)")"
-          sourceResolvedIndex="$(jq -r  --argjson i "$i" \
+          sourceIndexResolved="$(jq -r  --argjson i "$i" \
             '.components[$i].index_image_resolved' "$(params.dataDir)/$(params.internalRequestResultsFile)")"
 
           targetOcpVersion=$(jq -r --argjson i "$i" \
@@ -175,18 +173,11 @@ spec:
           for((x=0; x<${#publishingImages[@]}; x++ )); do
               echo "=== Creating internal request to publish image:"
               echo ""
-
-              # if we are pushing the timestamped index (always the index #1), we should
-              # use index_image_resolved instead, because the target_index sha can poten_
-              # tially be changed by a concurrent fbc process.
-              if [ "$x" -eq 1 ]; then
-                sourceIndex="$sourceResolvedIndex"
-              fi
-              echo "- from: ${sourceIndex}"
+              echo "- from: ${sourceIndexResolved}"
               echo "- to: ${publishingImages[$x]}"
 
               internal-request --pipeline "${request}" \
-                  -p sourceIndex="${sourceIndex}" \
+                  -p sourceIndex="${sourceIndexResolved}" \
                   -p targetIndex="${publishingImages[$x]}" \
                   -p targetOcpVersion="${targetOcpVersion}" \
                   -p publishingCredentials="${credentials}" \