Add server 2022 images #40
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I've added a much simplier git install, which don't require the server code image to be pulled |
julmb
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Sep 22, 2021
viceice
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Sep 22, 2021
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@viceice sorry for the delay on this, do you still have a need for these images? Thanks |
sure, as this blocks me from using server 2022 |
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no longer using drone |
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This adds the new windows server 2022 docker images.
It probably needs a new sserver 2022 base build slave. There are no differences for ssh and docker installation