Description of problem: Promoting a composite content view to environment with registry name as "<%= lifecycle_environment.label %>/<%= repository.name %>" on Red Hat Satellite 6 fails with "'undefined method '#label' for NilClass::Jail (NilClass)'" Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 6.11.4 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Create product # hammer product create --description "Product Busybox Container" --name Product_Busybox_Container --label "Product_Busybox_Container" --organization myorg Create repository and sync to source # hammer repository create \ --content-type "docker" \ --organization myorg \ --product "Product_Busybox_Container" \ --url "https://registry-1.docker.io" \ --name "library/busybox" \ --docker-upstream-name "library/busybox" \ --label "library_busybox" \ --include-tags "stable, 1.35.0" # hammer repository synchronize --name "library/busybox" --product "Product_Busybox_Container" --organization myorg Create content view # hammer repository list --product Product_Busybox_Container --organization myorg # hammer content-view create --label ContentView_Busybox --name ContentView_Busybox --organization-label myorg --repository-ids 1225 Replace 1225 with the id from above command Content view creation # hammer content-view publish --organization myorg --name ContentView_Busybox Now assign this created content-view to a composite-content-view Create an environment test with registry name as "<%= lifecycle_environment.label %>/<%= repository.name %>" promote composite-content-view to test environment ERROR: 'undefined method '#label' for NilClass::Jail (NilClass)'
Can the full stack trace from the production.log? Thanks!