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After upgrading to v1.1.0, I am unable to start the container stack which has been forcing me to revert to v1.0.6 for a couple of weeks. This change has occurred independently of Podman upgrades - and it may be that I need to add additional configuration but at this time I do not how to get around it.
I should not that I am not using Podman with Kubernetes right now as I suspect that is related.
I have found an approachable way to replicate the issue, and the error does not occur without the userns attribute set.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Observe the minimalist busybox docker-compose.yml file below.
I would expect the container to start, or fail differently. It seems there is something wrong with the configuration which works in the previous release of podman-compose (v1.0.6)
Actual behavior
Error observed:
--userns and --pod cannot be set together
Output
# Fresh git install
...
Cloning into 'podman-compose'...
done.
==> Starting pkgver()...
==> Updated version: podman-compose-git 1:1.1.0.r31.7a2da76-1
==> Sources are ready.
==> Making package: podman-compose-git 1:1.1.0.r31.7a2da76-1 (Fri May 10 21:14:23 2024)
...
$ podman-compose version
podman-compose version 1.1.0
podman version 5.0.2
$ podman-compose up -d
9aa63fcc8cce556c70ea97cd7acdc157f8915efb912f519e0891af50380fedbd
Error: --userns and --pod cannot be set together
Error: no container with name or ID "podmanprojects_frontend_1" found: no such container
Describe the bug
After upgrading to
v1.1.0
, I am unable to start the container stack which has been forcing me to revert tov1.0.6
for a couple of weeks. This change has occurred independently of Podman upgrades - and it may be that I need to add additional configuration but at this time I do not how to get around it.I should not that I am not using Podman with Kubernetes right now as I suspect that is related.
I have found an approachable way to replicate the issue, and the error does not occur without the
userns
attribute set.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
docker-compose.yml
file below.podman-compose up -d
docker-compose.yml
Expected behavior
I would expect the container to start, or fail differently. It seems there is something wrong with the configuration which works in the previous release of podman-compose (
v1.0.6
)Actual behavior
Error observed:
Output
Output on v1.0.6
Environment:
WSL / MacAdditional context
As noted, this is not an issue in podman-compose
v1.0.6
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