include docker 18.06.1 missed dependency

[nareshku]

Fixes #6225

Thanks to @xrl for doing the actual work.

Testing Completed with docker v17.09.0
Created a cluster on Rhel7 with Calico and deleted

Testing Completed with docker v18.06.1-ce
Created a cluster on Rhel7 with Calico and deleted
Created a cluster on AWS Linux 2 with Amazon VPC CNI and deleted

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[nareshku]

/ok-to-test

[mikesplain]

/ok-to-test

[bcorijn]

@nareshku I would add this for Docker 17.09 as well, since this fails with the same issue.
Only downside I see to this approach is that it fixes the version number. It solves the immediate issue, but it doesn't feel like a very structural fix.

[nareshku]

@bcorijn I agree. I have included the dependency for docker v17.09 as well.

[nareshku]

@justinsb @mikesplain We have been waiting for docker v18.06 support for sometime, it would be great if you can help us with a release v1.11.1 including this change.

[nareshku]

/assign mikesplain

[justinsb]

I think the locking to a particular version is a concern; mitigating that is that we're locking the docker package anyway. We can at least do something, except that there's no way to express a newer version of container-se because we're currently running off the docker version alone.

I think this gets better with containerd, which isn't too far away now, and will hopefully be packaged more completely.

/approve
/lgtm

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[justinsb]

Candidate for 1.11.1 I think

[bcorijn]

@justinsb Can the PR that adds 18.06 to RHEL and Amazon Linux be cherry-picked as well in that case #6202 ? I believe that didn't make it into 1.11 either.

[justinsb]

Good point @bcorijn - tagging it also :-)