maipo: Revert to released content #315
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Per discussion.
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Aside: looking at the most recent |
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This is effectively reverting #286, no? That's fine (assuming the released content has progressed enough to get a working CRI-O / Podman stack in the meantime ;), but I want to make sure I'm understanding what's happening. |
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This change makes sense to me since cri-o, podman, runc, etc.. come from cri-o-tested.
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Per discussion.