To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. install RHEL AI 1.3 from the amd iso image
2. run bootc status

$ sudo bootc status
apiVersion: org.containers.bootc/v1alpha1
kind: BootcHost
metadata:
 name: host
spec:
 image:
   image: registry.redhat.io/rhelai1/bootc-amd-rhel9:1.3-1733275369
   transport: registry
 bootOrder: default
status:
 staged: null
 booted:
   image:
     image:
       image: registry.redhat.io/rhelai1/bootc-amd-rhel9:1.3-1733275369
       transport: registry
     version: 9.20241104.0
     timestamp: null
     imageDigest: sha256:41bcb14602ec0adc6420e1c4655c81586013f5b8e60f57a3aecdac5aa0528cd2
   cachedUpdate: null
   incompatible: false
   pinned: false
   store: ostreeContainer
   ostree:
     checksum: 7ba1bff8f629b23454ebf37af1ee7c3b512e3bb32ca8065c454250e3e3f9cfe8
     deploySerial: 0
 rollback: null
 rollbackQueued: false
 type: bootcHost

Expected behavior

• The bootc container should be registry.redhat.io/rhelai1/bootc-amd-rhel9:1.3

Device Info (please complete the following information):

• Hardware Specs: N/A
• OS Version: RHEL AI 1.3 AMD
• InstructLab Version: N/A
• Provide the output of these two commands:
  • sudo bootc status --format json | jq .status.booted.image.image.image
    • registry.redhat.io/rhelai1/bootc-amd-rhel9:1.3-1733275369

• • ilab system info
    • this issue has nothing to do with ilab

Additional context

• The consequence of this issue is that upgrading to the newest z-stream release from the 1.3 release using the documented process (bootc upgrade) does not work
• At a minimum, this is a documentation issue for 1.3.1