[chore]: fix linux packaging tests #30201
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Fixes open-telemetry#16450 The original packaging tests for the Linux packages (deb, rpm) that were created in open-telemetry#405 used a bit of gnarly work around in order to allow very limited Systemd functionality to be used in Docker/Containerd At the time when those packaging tests were written, podman was already able to run Systemd, but podman was not included in Ubuntu 20.04 yet ... Now that Podman is available in Ubuntu 22.04, running SystemD in Podman just works. Signed-off-by: Christoph Wegener <[email protected]>
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Fixes #16450
The original packaging tests for the Linux packages (deb, rpm) that were
created in #405 used a bit of gnarly work around in order to allow very
limited Systemd functionality to be used in Docker/Containerd
At the time when those packaging tests were written, podman was already
able to run Systemd, but podman was not included in Ubuntu 20.04 yet ...
Now that Podman is available in Ubuntu 22.04, running SystemD in Podman
just works.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Wegener [email protected]