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Explicitly install libjson-c since nfs-ganesha requires it #162

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@ejweber ejweber commented Mar 15, 2024

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

We no longer need this to close out longhorn/longhorn#8166. However, @james-munson and I think we should still explicitly install libjson-c in during the share-manager image build since we discovered it was an implicit requirement. This has no effect while we still use bci-base:15.5, but it will probably keep us from running into issues with bci-base:15.6 when we eventually upgrade.

Install whatever version of libjson-c is available since it changes between
versions of bci-base.

Longhorn 8166

Signed-off-by: Eric Weber <eric.weber@suse.com>
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I tested this PR on top of the bad share-manager change, and it passed the regression tests. Looks good to me.
I will also mention that nfs-ganesha does not itself require libjson-c. It is Longhorn's recovery backend that uses it.

@innobead innobead merged commit 40f8ef3 into master Mar 19, 2024
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Sounds good. Always calling out any implicit dependencies is important for us.

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