Can we please rebuild the governmentpaas/cf-cli image? The CLI is outdated (6.21.1 whereas the latest one is 6.23.1).

It would be nice if a branch could support Docker Hub tags for v6 releases for a while, as v7 doesn't seem to be fully backward compatible.

What are your licenses for each of your projects?

The current Alpine version, 3.3, has DNS problems with Kubernetes. Is it possible to update it to 3.8?

A related issue gliderlabs/docker-alpine#255.

Hi, using your container for our CI/CD pipeline and would love to take advantage of the BGD feature added to specify a manifest file, improved in 1.3.0

We use your container to build our environment and we use https://registry.terraform.io/modules/Terraform-VMWare-Modules/vm/vsphere/latest now.
It fails because it needs a newer version of terraform:

$ terraform init
Initializing modules...
Downloading Terraform-VMWare-Modules/vm/vsphere 2.0.0 for vm...
- vm in /.terraform/modules/vm
Error: Unsupported Terraform Core version
  on /.terraform/modules/vm/versions.tf line 2, in terraform:
   2:   required_version = ">= 0.13.4"

Thank you very much :-)
Alexander

Deployment based on this image set to ":latest" do now fail, because "Curl" is missing:

• Last working deployment with this image succeeded at Apr 24, 2019 2:12pm GMT+0200
• First broken deployment with this image failing because of missing CURL failed at Apr 25, 2019 9:48am GMT+0200
• Deployments succeeded after setting deployment image to governmentpaas/git-ssh:f120938e7390ec36314ec037465a1b35a079243e

The README.md says:

Git also includes by default curl, OpenSSL and ca-certificates.

This seems no longer to be true. ;)

Proposal: Either add curl to ENV PACKAGES, or remove "curl" from README.md.

Rather than supplying the baked-in ginkgo command, instead just provide a decent golang / cf-cli install, as we now run ginkgo via go run, to avoid version mismatches.

see:

• alphagov/paas-cf#3003
• alphagov/paas-cf#2998

Is it possible to build / publish to docker hub curl-ssl image for multiple platforms (e.g s390x)? Thanks.