Remove podman/docker dependency#79
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…t without it, don't know why.
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Everything looks great @mclasmeier ! Thanks for addressing my comments - approved. |
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Until now roxie required a running podman/docker daemon, to be able to pull and extract the operator bundle image.
Today I was playing around with https://github.com/bbrowning/paude and after a while I gave up trying to get the
docker-in-dockerfeature for devcontainers working. I figured it's not worth the hassle, when we can actually get rid of this requirement entirely (something that could also be a problem in CI, I suppose?).So, here is my attempt at removing the podman/docker daemon dependency entirely, relying only on skopeo instead.
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