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@gvillani Can you please provide more information on how to reproduce this. Specifically the command(s) that were used to pull down the container image and to then build/run the container please?
@gvillani thanks for the follow-up. I think this probably should have been reported against Podman and RHEL 8 correct? Is there a tie in with OCP on the customer site? Regardless, I'm assigning this to @vrothber to take a look at.
Gianluca, thanks for the info, and no worries. I'll go change the component to make sure the right group of people see the progress of this BZ. Also this looks to be running a dev version of Podman that accidentally leaked. This may be fixed already, but I'll let Valentin confirm
Well I guess I would say the earliest version we have a complaint and then all newer versions. I just want to avoid busy work.
Do we update minor releases after they are released? IE 8.4.0.2, 8.5.0.2, or do we just tell the customer to update to 8.5 or 8.6 version?
Depends on stream. RHEL8 stream, AFAIK, only provides support for the latest release; 3.0 stream will require backports, but that is also only Podman 3.0.2 for every release.