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Seems that jessie & wheezy don't work OOTB and it require further investigation

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WDYT? @knqyf263

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"ubuntu:20.04",
"ubuntu:18.04",
"ubuntu:16.04",
"ubuntu:14.04",
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Is it possible to remove these hard-coded?

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WDYM? I added them in the purpose of covering the supported versions. You can put w/e container image you want in here

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We cannot maintain these values every time Ubuntu releases a new version. Can we fetch all the versions supported by Ubuntu?

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In order to get all the supported versions it means to fetch somehow all the active LTS versions. https://endoflife.date/ubuntu
Umm, it's possible, but it'll be complex.
I can add the ubuntu:latest tag to at least be informed about any new version that becomes unsupported.

How do you currently maintain the releases? Do you automatically add/remove versions according to their EOL (active support/security support)?
If so, it should work with the same scripts/API.
Otherwise, you might want to open another issue to support those values automatically, it will require more time.

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