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Commit 98ff7e1 changed the default logging driver k8s-file to journald. The only consumer of the log-driver is Podman which I think still needs some more time to stabilize. Vendoring containers/common into Podman has revealed quite some warts (see containers/podman/pull/10222) which reduced my confidence level. To resolve the chicken-egg-problem of maturing the journald driver, I want to only partially revert commit 98ff7e1. The built-in default remains k8s-file while the containers.conf sets it to journald. The intention behind is to make sure that running systems are not impacted but we can change Fedora to journald to increase coverage. Once the confidence level is back to normal, we can change the default to journald. Latest before RHEL9. Signed-off-by: Valentin Rothberg <rothberg@redhat.com>
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