Fix Dockerfile build after new Debian release #1500
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krcm0209
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@dimitri could you merge this one? the docker file needs an update :) |
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The docker build sadly failed at the signing stage. Don't know what to do about that. |
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@svantevonerichsen6906 Ah well, thanks anyway! |
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Building Docker container broke after Debian Bookwork release. This PR fixes the issue and pins Dockerfile to use Bookworm so that it doesn't break after next release.