ci: don't use CentOS Alpha anymore #1040
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It's no longer being built and is now older than the latest CentOS AH release. This should help us no longer see messages like: (rpm-ostree pkg-add:5662): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_variant_dict_lookup: assertion 'is_valid_dict (dict)' failed which happen because in coreos#1034, we started using `G_VARIANT_DICT_INIT`, whose special magic values only make sense in glib2 >= 2.50. (The alpha image stopped at 2.46). Saw this while debugging coreos#1035.
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It's no longer being built and is now older than the latest CentOS AH
release. This should help us no longer see messages like:
which happen because in #1034, we started using
G_VARIANT_DICT_INIT,whose special magic values only make sense in
glib2 >= 2.50. (The alphaimage stopped at 2.46).
Saw this while debugging #1035.