fix: panic issue due to unavailable host network namespace inode #2123
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The patch looks good to me. Could you add a |
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Got it |
Signed-off-by: Iiqbal2000 <iqbalhafizh2000@gmail.com>
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@alban could you check my last commit? |
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Thank you, Alban :) |
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Resolve a panic issue when getting an unavailable host namespace. Add error format to two functions:
WithLinuxNamespaceEnrichmentandisHostNamespace.Fixes #1858