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In the context of an "early" release, evaluate whether to revert the Boot2Docker and Docker Machine integration removal #1321

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fabiobrz opened this issue Oct 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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fabiobrz commented Oct 7, 2024

Issue Overview

We might want to release a CR build "early", in order to resume the project status.
In such a context, it could be useful to cut the final changes to the bare minimum, and let replacements happen asynchronously.

Recently, we've merged changes, mostly removing stuff from, the Boot2Docker and Docker Machine integration, being such components deprecated.

This makes sense only if we have a plan for replacement, which ATM doesn't seem to be the case, and anyway an early release should keep the deprecation, changing as less as possible in order to fill the continuity gap, so that migration is smoother.
Solutions for replacing the Boot2Docker and Docker Machine integration can be discussed and implemented asynchronously.

Expected Behaviour

Although being deprecated, an early-cut release should still provide integration with the Boot2Docker and Docker Machine integration

Current Behaviour

Arquillian Cube cannot be run on systems that require Boot2Docker, e.g.: Windows and Mac OS, and containerless tests cannot be executed.

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@fabiobrz fabiobrz added the docker label Oct 7, 2024
@fabiobrz fabiobrz changed the title In the context of an "early" release, evaluate whether to revert the Boot2Docker and DOcker Machine integration removal In the context of an "early" release, evaluate whether to revert the Boot2Docker and Docker Machine integration removal Oct 7, 2024
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