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Root cause: PR #6217 switched Docker images from ubi9/python-312:1 (full UBI) to ubi9/python-312-minimal:1. The full image includes git by default; the minimal image does not. The PR added other system packages (gcc, libpq-devel, etc.) via microdnf but missed git.
Impact: The feast operator's init container uses git clone to set up the feature repository when feastProjectDir.Git is configured (see setInitContainer in services.go). Without git in the image, this fails with git: command not found.
Why tests didn't catch it: The operator's unit tests verify that the init container spec is constructed correctly (correct command, args, env vars), but they don't actually run the container. The missing git binary is a runtime issue inside the actual Docker image, which no existing test exercises.