Chapter 3. Known Issues

Build containers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 have been updated to contain the rh-nodejs10 package instead of the rh-nodejs8 package. 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 use rh-nodejs10 may break applications that depend on the rh-nodejs8 package. 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 dotnet/dotnet-22-runtime-rhel7 because the ASP.NET Core shared framework is missing. See Shared Framework issue in .NET Core 2.2 Release Notes for RPMs for more information.
See Chapter 7, Known Issues in the .NET Core 2.2 Release Notes for RPMs for a list of known issues and workarounds for RPMs.

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