It seems that the podman_container thinks that the container is changed, in case it is already running, and thus it tries to recreate it; this might be an already reported issue [1].
To avoid problems on this, force the creation of the container to a new one, in case it is running already. This also gives back a new clean Candlepin.
It seems that the
podman_container
thinks that the container is changed, in case it is already running, and thus it tries to recreate it; this might be an already reported issue [1].To avoid problems on this, force the creation of the container to a new one, in case it is running already. This also gives back a new clean Candlepin.
[1] https://github.com/containers/ansible-podman-collections/issues/532