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See if Ubuntu has new runc #166
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This is an empty commit and empty PR. Purpose is to see if Ubuntu has picked up a fixed runc, which would allow us to close containers/podman#15025 Signed-off-by: Ed Santiago <[email protected]>
Broken runc version is |
Cirrus CI build successful. Found built image names and IDs:
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It's normal not to see this in the base image. For the future, a (potentially) faster way to learn this is: Fire up the container-analog to the VM you're interested in. For example, Just be aware the container images are fairly large, like 600-800mb. If you're on a slower network, I would just close this, but, do you have a sense of how much coverage we're loosing? I fully anticipate it could be months (or never) that runc gets updated in Ubuntu. That's been the pattern in the past, and why we've needed Lokesh to custom build one 😞 |
"How-much" clarification: For example, is it just one or two tests that are otherwise executed elsewhere (like in Fedora) under crun? |
Seven tests are currently skipped on cgroupsv1:
Closing, since the issue is not resolved. |
This is an empty commit and empty PR. Purpose is to see if Ubuntu
has picked up a fixed runc, which would allow us to close
containers/podman#15025
Signed-off-by: Ed Santiago [email protected]