Release Notes for .NET 7.0 containers

.NET 7.0

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Abstract

The Release Notes for .NET 7.0 containers provide high-level coverage of the features and functionality that comprise the .NET 7.0 platform and document known problems in this release.

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Chapter 1. New features

The Release Notes for .NET 7.0 containers is an extension of the Release Notes for .NET 7.0 RPM packages. See Release Notes for .NET 7.0 RPM packages for information about known issues, the operating system architecture, privacy, and support.

Chapter 2. Known issues

  1. The dnf command is not available.

    To reduce image size, .NET 7.0 container images use the ubi-minimal base image instead of the ubi base image. The ubi-minimal image uses the microdnf command as its package manager instead of the dnf command.

    If your Dockerfiles/Containerfiles use the dnf command, you must change them to use the microdnf command instead.

    For more information about the microdnf command, see the microdnf man page.

See Known Issues in the .NET 7.0 Release Notes for .NET 7.0 RPM packages for a list of known issues and workarounds for RPMs.

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