DBZ-7657 Use SQL Server 2022 instead of 2019 #5397
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Failures are our usual SQL Server suspects :( |
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@Naros Could you please take a look at microsoft/mssql-docker#868 (comment) ? |
@jpechane, looks like his issue was the fact he didn't clear the image cache before trying 😁 |
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@Naros Applied, thanks :-) |
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https://issues.redhat.com/browse/DBZ-7657
As a result of the discussion about Linux kernel compatibility: microsoft/mssql-docker#868