Switch JDK11, Alpine and Windows Dockerfiles to Remoting 3.35

[alxsap]

@oleg-nenashev In #74 I missed to adjust the other Dockerfiles as well 😕
Sorry for that.

[alxsap]

@oleg-nenashev @jeffret-b any thoughts on this? We (I) missed to update the other Dockerfiles with the new remoting version.

[jeffret-b]

Looks fine to me. I don't use docker agents much so I can't provide meaningful feedback on that part, but moving to the latest Remoting should be fine. It makes sense to upgrade to 3.35 to get the direction connection capabilities.

[oleg-nenashev]

These missed versions and a serious of regressions last week shows that I need a break before I can review PRs properly. Please proceed without me for now, I am on vacation and need some time to recover

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[alxsap]

@oleg-nenashev thanks. Enjoy your vacation 😊

[alxsap]

PS: who can release a new docker-slave version?

[slide]

Once it's merged it should be auto built on dockerhub

[alxsap]

Once it's merged it should be auto built on dockerhub

Ah, ok. Good to know.
But what I meant is a stable version like 3.35-3-alpine to reference in docker-jnlp-slave

[slide]

I'm not sure how those tags get created.

[alxsap]

I'm not sure how those tags get created.

@slide It seems Oleg switched to release-drafter 9 days ago. Before he created the tags manually.

I guess owners of the repo should see a new draft release?

As pull requests are merged, a draft release is kept up-to-date listing the changes, ready to publish when you’re ready