Updated Dockerfile #2647
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Updated Dockerfile #2647
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Can confirm that building the docker image works 👍 |
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Partially resolves #2646
Dockerfile now uses consistent Debian versions across the builder and the executable images, hopefully preventing libssl issues like the one in #2013.
We can now use Debian Bookworm as the base as opposed to Debian Bullseye. Bullseye reached end-of-life on 2024-08-14.
Doesn't resolve the ask to keep previous versions up to date as well, but I don't think the project has the capacity to support a complex process like that right now...