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YA attempt to target Node -- all hope lost now
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@cybertk Finally figured out that you have to migrate the deprecated Wrecker XLC container to current Docker-based workflow in order to move forward. Do so here so I can continue, pls.
https://app.wercker.com/applications/migrate
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@cybertk Instructions for migration. Might be quicker to simply delete the original container and recreate from scratch (since we really only have a single dependency [Node]).
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@cybertk Have you recreated the Wercker container for the project yet? Their help desk is trying to close my ticket, but I'm stuck waiting on you...
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@plroebuck Sorry for the late response, I just migrate it.
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@cybertk Migration to Docker worked (yaah!), but now GitHub Wercker webhook is missing. On GitHub commit page, there's usually a checkmark or X following the committer/timestamp (below the commit title). Right clicking on it shows the various webhooks involved. On 2018-02-27, Wercker was one of them; it disappeared the next day.