Version 2.6.11

Features Changed

When running educates publish-workshop command with default registry of localhost:5001, it would check local docker environment to see if the image registry existed. This would preclude using the command inside of a container where the image registry may be mapped into the container from outside and docker wasn’t available inside of the container, as publishing would then fail as a result. The command now assumes the image registry will exist and it is up to the user to ensure it has previously been deployed. The image registry should exist if educates created-cluster was used, or if needed for local docker workshop deployment, if educates admin registry deploy command had been run.

When deploying a workshop to local docker environment using the educates docker workshop deploy command, the $(platform_arch) variable wasn’t being substituted in the workshop definition.