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Build docker with go 1.19 #1231

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@jepio jepio commented Oct 9, 2023

Build docker with go 1.19

Docker 20.10.24 expects to be built with go 1.19 and if it isn't certain unix level functionality is broken. We already bumped to building with go 1.19 for alpha-3619.0.0, so this change it present in beta/alpha/main.

Fixes a regression in stable flatcar/Flatcar#1203.

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  • Changelog entries added in the respective changelog/ directory (user-facing change, bug fix, security fix, update)
  • Inspected CI output for image differences: /boot and /usr size, packages, list files for any missing binaries, kernel modules, config files, kernel modules, etc.

Go 1.18 is already EOL, so no security update at all. Since
upstream docker projects already have Go 1.19, Flatcar should also have
that.

See also
https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/5d6db842238e3c4f5f9fb9ad70ea46b35227d084/Dockerfile#L6.

(cherry picked from commit 93a8983)
Signed-off-by: Jeremi Piotrowski <[email protected]>
Fixes: flatcar/Flatcar#1203
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Thanks.

Looks good if CI passed.
Please add changelog as well.

caused by building with Go <1.19.

Signed-off-by: Jeremi Piotrowski <[email protected]>
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jepio commented Oct 9, 2023

Added a changelog and validated that:

  • docker version reports built with go 1.19.9
  • the reproducer shows 0/42 (good) instead of 0/0 (bad):
docker run --name bug-test alpine ls -l /etc/shadow
docker export bug-test | tar tv etc/shadow

@jepio jepio merged commit ff8f061 into flatcar-3602 Oct 9, 2023
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jepio commented Oct 9, 2023

@dongsupark: LTS will also need this soon?

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ GIT_COMMIT=e78084afe5
EGO_PN="github.com/docker/cli"

COREOS_GO_PACKAGE="${EGO_PN}"
COREOS_GO_VERSION="go1.18"
COREOS_GO_VERSION="go1.19"
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A fat comment here to always align this with the upstream build system would be nice

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I'll add that to main

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@dongsupark: LTS will also need this soon?

No, LTS-2023 (flatcar-3510) still has Docker 20.10.23, which is still based on Go 1.18.
Only Docker 20.10.24 or newer has Go 1.19.
No need to backport.

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jepio commented Oct 10, 2023

@dongsupark: LTS will also need this soon?

No, LTS-2023 (flatcar-3510) still has Docker 20.10.23, which is still based on Go 1.18. Only Docker 20.10.24 or newer has Go 1.19. No need to backport.

Will LTS stay on docker 20.10.23 forever?

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Will LTS stay on docker 20.10.23 forever?

Usually yes, we try to not touch LTS, unless there is a serious need for another version update in LTS, like a serious bug fix.
What we are regularly doing at the moment in LTS, i.e. updates of Linux Kernel, ca-certificates, mantle containers are already a certain amount of changes.

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