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rhel-guest-image-container-8.8 also appears on brew now, so the issue is fixed.
Achilleas,
I just not sure if you need to change the EngID to Beta like what you did for rhel-9.2. If so, it require us to change it back upon RC.
I know you asked whether we need to use Beta EngID prior to RC in a previous email thread, but it looks like we didn't get clear answer.
Comment 6Achilleas Koutsou
2022-12-01 17:54:09 UTC
Looking at the branch history, we always kept RHEL 8 on the GA product ID, but that might have been an oversight. I've changed it to beta for RHEL 8.8 as well.
Thanks for pointing it out.