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NO-JIRA: Update Dockerfiles to use publicly available RHEL9 images #3426
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This is needed for compatibility with RHEL9-based images in the release payload. The change will not impact CI or ART images, since they use their own replacements
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Do we need to modify Containerfile.operator as well?
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/lgtm
/retitle NO-JIRA: Update Dockerfiles to use publicly available RHEL9 images |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
This is needed for compatibility with RHEL9-based images in the release payload. The change will not impact CI or ART images, since they use their own replacements
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