Error parsing reference: "ubuntu:bionic as openbmc-base" is not a valid repository/tag

[geissonator]

We're getting this on our x86 based CI machines. It works ok on our POWER based CI system so no idea what's going on yet:

https://openpower.xyz/job/openbmc-repository-ci/

12:26:47 + docker build --network=host -t openbmc/ubuntu-unit-test -
12:26:47 Sending build context to Docker daemon 9.728 kB

12:26:47 Step 1/67 : FROM ubuntu:bionic as openbmc-base
12:26:47 Error parsing reference: "ubuntu:bionic as openbmc-base" is not a valid repository/tag: invalid reference format
12:26:47 ++ cleanup
12:26:47 ++ local status=1
12:26:47 ++ '[' -n /tmp/tmp.3hfpsTLe0x ']'
12:26:47 ++ rm -f /tmp/tmp.3hfpsTLe0x
12:26:47 ++ trap - EXIT ERR
12:26:47 ++ exit 1

[geissonator]

For now I've just changed the jenkins CI job to only use the POWER system. This seems like maybe a docker version thing?

POWER:

docker --version
Docker version 17.06.0-ce, build 411dd6e

x86:

docker --version
Docker version 1.13.1, build 092cba3

That seems ridiculously old... I'll see if I can update it.

[wak-google]

Yeah, I believe the AS part of the FROM line was added in a 2017 version. 2017.06 must have it because the tests pass sometimes.

[geissonator]

Darn, got the x86 systems updated but ending up with this version which does not work:

 docker --version
Docker version 17.03.2-ce, build f5ec1e2

Will need to look into manually updating my ubuntu links to get more recent.

[wak-google]

Is this coming from the upstream docker repos?

[geissonator]

Updating docker seemed to fix this for the most part, still reports of an intermittent issue that appears related to moby/moby#33974