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@klmitch klmitch commented Oct 27, 2020

Apparently, a recent update to the upstream alpine image has resulted in git no longer being installed by default in the alpine container image. This pull request ensures that git is installed.

Closes issue #346

Apparently, a recent update to the upstream alpine image has resulted in
git no longer being installed by default in the alpine container image.
This commit ensures that git is installed.

Closes issue docker-library#346
This commit regenerates the Dockerfiles from the updated template.
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tianon commented Oct 27, 2020

Duplicate of #345 (most recently), but see also #250 (comment); #119, #140, #153, #157, #166, #198, #209, #230, #239, #241, #251, #328.

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klmitch commented Oct 27, 2020

Duplicate of #345 (most recently), but see also #250 (comment); #119, #140, #153, #157, #166, #198, #209, #230, #239, #241, #251, #328.

Yeah, that's a coworker addressing the same issue as me; I didn't notice that he had said he was opening a PR :)

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tianon commented Oct 27, 2020

Whew, that makes so much more sense -- the synchronized timing was giving me anxiety thinking something bigger was afoot. 😄

I'll close this then in favor of the discussion over there. 👍

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