Remove vm element from container based image
The vm element sets up disk partitioning and bootloader installation in dib built images. The container based elements are unique among distro elements in that they have a hard dependency on the vm element. Some dib users may not need a complete disk image with partition tables and bootloaders; we remove the vm element to give them that flexibility. Change-Id: I43bb19415eb0b9c62e44c131497c28ae260369e7
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@ -4,5 +4,4 @@ package-installs
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redhat-common
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rpm-distro
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source-repositories
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vm
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yum
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package-installs
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redhat-common
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rpm-distro
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vm
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yum
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@ -4,5 +4,4 @@ package-installs
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redhat-common
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rpm-distro
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source-repositories
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vm
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yum
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upgrade:
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The ``vm`` element is no longer included dependency of the
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``rocky-container``, ``almalinux-container`` and ``fedora-container``
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elements. You will need to update your build configuration to include this
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element if you still wish to create partitioned disk based images.
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