Chapter 4. Known issues
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Build containers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 have been updated to contain the
rh-nodejs10package instead of therh-nodejs8package. Support for Node.js 8 will be going end-of-life in December, 2019, and several modules that it installs have security vulnerabilities that will not be fixed. The update to userh-nodejs10may break applications that depend on therh-nodejs8package. See the Node.js 10 changelog file for more information about relevant changes. - ASP.NET Core applications published as framework-dependent fail to run with the runtime container images because the ASP.NET Core shared framework is missing. See Shared Framework issue in .NET Core 2.1 Release Notes for .NET Core 2.1 RPM packages for more information.
.NET Core SDK 2.1.3xx contains an incorrect
NETStandard.Libraryversion. Using this SDK version may result in build failures. To correct this issue, update to SDK 2.1.402 (or later). To update to the latest SDK version, change theDOTNET_SDK_VERSIONenvironment variable to 2.1.402 (or to the latest preferred SDK version or the settinglatest). For more information about this and other environment variables, see Environment Variables.If there is a
global.jsonfile that specifies the SDK version and you do not want to update to the latest SDK version, you can work around this issue by removing the following entry in thecsprojfile.<TreatWarningsAsErrors>true</TreatWarningsAsErrors>
See Known Issues in the .NET Core 2.1 Release Notes for .NET Core 2.1 RPM packages for a list of known issues and workarounds for RPMs.