[WIP] Update ADIOS2 to support Podman compatibility#4825
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Podman Support for ADIOS2 XRootD Docker Build
Summary
Modified PR #4822 to support both Docker and Podman container runtimes.
Changes Made
Auto-detection of container runtime
dockerfirst, falls back topodmanCONTAINER_RUNTIMEenvironment variableDocker support (backward compatible)
docker buildx buildwith--loadflagPodman support (new)
podman buildwith--platformflag--platformnatively)Documentation
Testing
Usage Examples
Auto-detect (prefers docker):
Explicit podman:
Explicit docker:
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