The issue is actually worse.
In the (likely) scenario where the user already has Docker installed and
then adds podman, they will find upon their next login that their Docker
images and containers have disappeared.
The images can be made visible (and run) only by explicitly unsetting
DOCKER_HOST:
DOCKER_HOST= docker image ls
This would be a (hopefully) expected inconvenience for a user who
installs podman-docker, as that package is supposed to make podman act
as if it is docker. However, it is certainly not expected in a side by
side setup.
Similarly, images added with 'docker build' and 'docker pull' will show
up as 'docker images' BUT will magically disappear when the user
uninstalls the podman package, even if they never used it.
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Move /etc/profile.d/podman-docker.{sh,csh} to podman-docker package
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