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Add images based on debian bullseye #1415
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Debian Bullseye is not yet released, nor is it even feature frozen, so it's
going to be a pretty volitile base for building right now (as such, I
wouldn't recommend using it as a base for an official image yet).
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Debian Bullseye is entering hard freeze now and it is being used everywhere. See https://wiki.debian.org/DebianBullseye |
I hit the issue "GLIBC 2.29 version required" with
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Also would like to see this. Switching to Ubuntu is not an option for us because it's too large. Thanks. |
bullseye is released and images |
They're not quite built and pushed to Docker Hub yet, but soon: docker-library/official-images#10730 |
I mean, they're available, and the GA builds aren't going to be much
different from the existing ~20 day old builds thanks to the deep state of
freeze Debian's been in prepping for the release. 😅
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Many new packages require GLIBC 2.29 - which is only available in Debian bullseye
Please make also a public node version based on the latest debian bullseye.
build-packs are already available
bullseye should be available as tags - just as buster and stretch also in full or slim variant
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