Update vendor of containers/common and containers/buildah

[rhatdan]

[NO TESTS NEEDED] Since this is just code changes to make vendor work

Existing tests should find issues.

Signed-off-by: Daniel J Walsh [email protected]

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[rhatdan]

@edsantiago Buildah bud issues.

[edsantiago]

The --runtime failure (old runc version) is being tracked in #10848

The bud-http-Dockerfile error, I have no idea; I would assume it's a flake, but there's no point in rerunning because the --runtime error is a hard-and-fast fatal error, not fixable without @cevich's help.

[vrothberg]

I am closing this in favor of #10848

[vrothberg]

Reopening since I didn't notice the log changes. I'd still prefer #10848 to get in before as as it outlines the changes in libimage.

[cevich]

I'm assuming "my help" means new images 😀

I have been working on this for more than a week, but there are a combination of SNAFU's in the way. We're creeping forward on them, but it's all package update dependent. So, it's kind of "Hurry up and wait" at the moment. In any case, keep an eye on #10829 where it should eventually all come together.

If it's something else I can help with, of course just let me know.

[rhatdan]

We could always drop support for f33 for a few weeks while we wait for this to be fixed.

[cevich]

a few weeks while we wait for this to be fixed.

TBH, my biggest fear in that is forgetting to turn it back on (maybe on purpose) 😆

Seriously though, I'd prefer to side-load in some not-yet-in-testing fixes than turn it off entirely. Otherwise during the time F33 testing is paused, I worry some new flakes/breaks will creep in unnoticed.