fix: update deprecated docker image for java#467
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fix: update deprecated docker image for java#467bharatkashyap wants to merge 1 commit intoSunbird-RC:masterfrom
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@dileepbapat - Requesting a review. This will allow anyone following the installation docs to not have to manually correct this issue for themselves! :) |
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The
image: frolvlad/alpine-oraclejdk8:slimdocker image has been deprecated (Github link) due to Oracle Java's change in license.This causes the
docker-compose upcommand - Step 3 (OpenSABER Installation Docs) (Run with Docker) - to fail.The maintainer has recommended a switch to
frolvlad/alpine-java:jdk8-slim, which causes the container to start as originally intended.