Set RAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUT before package install#66
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RAILS_ENVandRAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUT=trueabove thednf installstep in the ForemanContainerfile.dnf install foremanexecutes RPM post-install scriptlets that invokeforeman-rake(for example, to generate tokens and encryption keys). These Rails boots must already haveRAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUT=trueset; otherwise, Rails falls back to file logging and createsproduction.log, which is then baked into the image. Setting the environment variables afterdnf installonly affects runtime, not the install-time scriptlets.This change depends on the related Foreman fix that preserves
RAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUTacross therunuserinvocation inforeman-rake.Related: # 11109