Fix centos:stream based compilation #174
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Try fixing centos:stream based compilation by doing installation in the same step and using centos10 stable version Signed-off-by: Sergio Arroutbi <[email protected]>
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@sergio-correia : It seems centos9:stream is broken (#172). This PR attemps to fix it. |
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Try fixing centos:stream based compilation by doing installation in the same step:
The installation of yum-utils, epel-release, and common packages (${COMMON}) on CentOS Stream is now performed in a single dnf command. This helps dnf resolve all dependencies at once, preventing potential inconsistencies that can arise from multi-step installations.
Updated CentOS Stream image: The CI workflow now uses quay.io/centos/centos:stream10 instead of the unstable stream10-development tag, ensuring a more stable and predictable build environment.