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Update Dockerfile to Build With Go 1.17#52
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would be nice if someone merges this :) for now manually changed this
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Hi, this PR will become obsolete with #58. Sorry, this was a nice and helpful PR but we - the maintainers - were too slow. 😟 |
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Tried building the Dockerfile but it failed due to Go 1.17 being required. Potentially want an even later version of Go but figured I would offer my ever so slightly changed Dockerfile to make the path a little smoother for those in the future.
Thanks for the repo, it was exactly what I was looking for.