Use docker 18.09.0-ce-tp6

[mikenz]

Use a newer version of docker to avoid 8GB file size bug in the current AWS linux package. Addresses #166

[mikenz]

Successfully used to build 72.0.3590.0

[eliranhe]

awesome job @mikenz! can't wait :)

[mikenz]

@adieuadieu Any chance you can merge this so the automated builds start working again?

Thanks

[skunkworker]

@mikenz shouldn't this be changed to v18.09.0

[mikenz]

@skunkworker yes. If @adieuadieu is interested in restoring the automated builds I'll happily update the PR.

[paparga]

Hi @mikenz I tried your branch but I couldn't build chromium. I used /scripts/ec2-build.sh. Could you share your build?

Thanks!

[kiran-redhat]

@adieuadieu , please can you have a look at this PR? @mikenz has done really amazing work.

[adieuadieu]

Hi @mikenz. I'm late to the party.

I'm a little worried about the maintainability of the hard-coded docker value here. (The irony—or is it hypocrisy—of that statement is not lost on me..)

Is the root issue here that the docker package contained in yum's repository is outdated, hence the manual install? Would this also be resolved by using a newer version of ubuntu on the EC2 instance?

[adieuadieu]

@mikenz I should also add, thank you for your efforts and raising this PR.

[skunkworker]

So without some changes Chrome 75? ( I think it's 75) and above won't build on the older environment as it stands right now. Though I do have a fork that builds using amazonlinux:2.0.20191016.0-with-sources. @adieuadieu is that something that I should create a PR for?

[AgDude]

@skunkworker please do create a PR, even if it isn't merged, the rest of the community would benefit from it.

[skunkworker]

@AgDude I've created an PR #257

I know it works for sure with Chrome 75 but I haven't touched it in a couple months, I did update all of the dependencies though in order to get it build.

[skunkworker]

@AgDude I got chrome 81 built with a more up-to-date branch today. #258