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Write now the workaround it is to use the script which explicitly call the "_fetch" target. https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/base-images-docker/blob/master/bootstrap_image.sh#L43

tejal29

Internal discussion at: https://groups.google.com/a/google.com/forum/#!topic/container-tools/AvEPvV63axk Lets make sure, as i pointed out in the thread, the `download_pkgs` test is the culprit and move the https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/base-images-docker/blob/master/tests/package_managers/BUILD#L39 to ROOT/integration. That way we can...

tejal29

Testing instructions out of date

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CONTRIB.md says that developers should test changes with `make all DEBIAN_SUITE=jessie`, but this gives an error message: ``` cd mkdebootstrap && docker build \ -t google/mkdebootstrap \ --build-arg DOCKER_VERSION=1.11.2 \...

duggelz

cc @dlorenc @sharifelgamal unsure if these are applicable to Debian, but creating this bug to track here. my original comment: > I'm imagining something like installing and running a list...

nkubala

release policy "default" on GCS Dependency "DEBIAN10_TAR", bucket "container-deps", objects start with "debian10/tar/" in debian10/deps_spec.yaml

gcp-runtimes-bot

release policy "default" on GCS Dependency "CENTOS7_TAR", bucket "container-deps", objects start with "centos7/tar/" in centos7/deps_spec.yaml

gcp-runtimes-bot

release policy "default" on GCS Dependency "UBUNTU2004_TAR", bucket "container-deps", objects start with "ubuntu2004/tar/" in ubuntu2004/deps_spec.yaml

gcp-runtimes-bot

release policy "default" on GCS Dependency "UBUNTU1804_TAR", bucket "container-deps", objects start with "ubuntu1804/tar/" in ubuntu1804/deps_spec.yaml

gcp-runtimes-bot

Look like the current version is using rules_docker [v0.10.1](https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/base-images-docker/blob/8269b8e1975747f0c2fcb5e29a1f55ab57825831/WORKSPACE#L32) But since then rules_docker has removed python2 in favour of python3 (and is now at version v0.25.0) The issue being that...

wood-jp

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS reached the [end of standard support](https://ubuntu.com/blog/ubuntu-16-04-lts-transitions-to-extended-security-maintenance-esm) in April 2021. Updates are only provided through Extended Security Maintenance (ESM) which must be purchased from Canonical[^1]. The latest publicly-available...

dpward