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[master] Jenkinsfile: use docker/docker instead of docker/engine - #461
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@tiborvass PTAL |
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Ah, dang; looks like I didn't split the commits correctly |
The release branches have moved back to the upstream docker/docker repository, so we should use that as source instead of the docker/engine fork (and rely on it being synced with upstream) Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <github@gone.nl>
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Should be fixed now |
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The release branches have moved back to the upstream docker/docker
repository, so we should use that as source instead of the docker/engine
fork (and rely on it being synced with upstream)