Aren’t you at all curious why it failed though? (If not, no harm no foul – I certainly know time diagnosing a bug is always in short supply, from personal experience). What if it’s a symptom of something important that might happen later even in Fedora 41?
Sometimes it just feels like containers are used as justification for devs to blow off bug reports. As a dev I want to understand why a failure occurs.
I’m curious enough, but this seemed like it was going to be hard to track down a way to fix it, and I needed that laptop working for other things, and Aurora was being really flakey in other ways as well so I just nuked it.
I’m happy to burn time debugging an issue for a project, but when I tried to track down a way to bugreport to Aurora, I didn’t find anything easily. And this promised to turn into a fingerpointing issue, so I moved on.
Aren’t you at all curious why it failed though? (If not, no harm no foul – I certainly know time diagnosing a bug is always in short supply, from personal experience). What if it’s a symptom of something important that might happen later even in Fedora 41?
Sometimes it just feels like containers are used as justification for devs to blow off bug reports. As a dev I want to understand why a failure occurs.
I’m curious enough, but this seemed like it was going to be hard to track down a way to fix it, and I needed that laptop working for other things, and Aurora was being really flakey in other ways as well so I just nuked it.
I’m happy to burn time debugging an issue for a project, but when I tried to track down a way to bugreport to Aurora, I didn’t find anything easily. And this promised to turn into a fingerpointing issue, so I moved on.