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Seeing this in a recent rawhide (podman-1.3.0-17.dev.gitbf5ffda.fc31.x86_64):
$ sudo podman stop --all
Error: can only stop created, running, or stopped containers. 4ce604a830f62a37ad71eca9b43c78cb2d50d96598e14711032c6d238dd522fb in state configured: container state improper
If this is caused by my containers being created by a previous podman release, may I suggest that your testsuite needs to cover this case: create a container with an older version, and verify that the tested podman can handle it.
These are pets, so I'm not prepared to shoot them everytime you push a new podman into rawhide...
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Pretty sure this isn't related to the upgrade - we just regressed on how we choose containers for podman stop (probably happened when we migrated to remote).
@baude@jwhonce We're using GetContainersByContext() to retrieve all containers to act on for stop, but we're not filtering the results to only running containers, so we try and stop containers that are only configured.
Seeing this in a recent rawhide (podman-1.3.0-17.dev.gitbf5ffda.fc31.x86_64):
If this is caused by my containers being created by a previous podman release, may I suggest that your testsuite needs to cover this case: create a container with an older version, and verify that the tested podman can handle it.
These are pets, so I'm not prepared to shoot them everytime you push a new podman into rawhide...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: