Quadlet on Podman 4.9.3: network not found

[markstos]

In my .container file, I tried both of these:

Network="mysql.network"
Network="systemd-mysql"

If I use sudo podman network ls, I can see a network was created:

NETWORK ID    NAME           DRIVER
2f259bab93aa  podman         bridge
416ed580a5bf  systemd-mysql  bridge

Yet when I try to startthe container service, I get errors that the network is not found:

Error: unable to find network with name or ID "mysql.network": network not found
Error: unable to find network with name or ID "systemd-mysql": network not found

The docs for Network= seem to imply at least one of those should work:

As a special case, if the name of the network ends with .network, a Podman network called systemd-$name
is used, and the generated systemd service contains a dependency on the $name-network.service. Such a
network can be automatically created by using a $name.network Quadlet file.

I'm a newly minted Fedora user and would upgrade to Podman 5 to test that if there's a way. Thanks.

[markstos]

Ugh. Looks like I might have hit the quoting bug that I already reported and is fixed in 5.0. Here's the actual argumen ton the podman command line:

"--network="systemd-mysql"" -

It seems to be including the quotes as part of the name. OK, I'll try removing the quotes in the .container file.

[markstos]

Ha, the markdown formatting hid the backslashes before the quotes. This is hard problem to see!

[markstos]

I've confirmed that removing the quotes around the network name let me progress to next strange error. Closing this.

Unmounting /var/lib/containers/storage/overlay/1670ca312b0d9d8be99f583a8d7c3ed2189db8a4caee5f35fcc8057b63409a81/merged: invalid argument