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tests: centos on docker hub went EOL #243

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@baloo baloo commented Nov 7, 2024

centos docker image went EOL in June 2024 and do not appear to be available on hub.docker.com anymore.

This breaks tests when you don't already have an image cached on your computer.

This commit migrates to one available on quay.io

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dralley commented Nov 8, 2024

CentOS Stream 9 is not EOL, it is an active distribution.

CentOS Stream is not the same as "CentOS".

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dralley commented Nov 8, 2024

Reopening this because despite what I said being correct, you are also correct that the Dockerhub image is gone.

If you can get the tests to use quay.io instead of dockerhub, that would be preferable. Likewise for Fedora.

https://quay.io/repository/centos/centos?tab=tags&tag=stream9

Though that may be a system-default-settings issue rather than a test issue?

centos docker image went EOL in June 2024 and do not appear to be
available on hub.docker.com anymore.

This breaks tests when you don't already have an image cached on your
computer.

This commit migrates to one available on quay.io
@baloo baloo changed the title tests: centos went EOL tests: centos on docker hub went EOL Nov 8, 2024
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baloo commented Nov 8, 2024

Reopening this because despite what I said being correct, you are also correct that the Dockerhub image is gone.

If you can get the tests to use quay.io instead of dockerhub, that would be preferable. Likewise for Fedora.

https://quay.io/repository/centos/centos?tab=tags&tag=stream9

Ha nice, I didn't know there was one on quay.io

Though that may be a system-default-settings issue rather than a test issue?

That could very well be, I'm not very knowledgeable about that.
But I don't believe tests should require the user to configure its system beyond what is reasonable. Referencing the image with it's full path is a better approach I think.

@dralley dralley merged commit de007dc into rpm-rs:master Nov 8, 2024
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