@@ -10,19 +10,19 @@ The Google Cloud CLI Docker image is the gcloud CLI installed on top of a Debian
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1111*** April 07, 2024***
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13- > [ !NOTE ]
14- > <p > To enhance security, {{gcloud_name}} Docker images (<code >:latest</code >,
13+ > [ !IMPORTANT ]
14+ > <p > To enhance security, Google Cloud CLI Docker images (<code >:latest</code >,
1515> <code >: alpine </code >, <code >: slim </code >, <code >: emulators </code >,
1616> <code >: debian_component_based </code >) will undergo a gradual
1717> reduction of non-essential, non-Google dependencies. Specifically, starting with
18- > the {{gcloud_name_abbr}} version 518 .0.0 (scheduled for release on April 15 ,
18+ > the gcloud version 519 .0.0 (scheduled for release on April 22 ,
1919> 2025), the <code >docker-buildx</code > dependency will be removed from the
2020> <code >: alpine </code > and <code >: debian_component_based </code > images.</p >
2121>
2222> <p >If your workflows rely on <code >docker-buildx</code >
2323> within these image types, you will need to pin your workflow to
24- > {{gcloud_name_abbr}} version 517 .0.0 or earlier. For continued use of
25- > <code >docker-buildx</code > with the latest {{gcloud_name_abbr}} versions,
24+ > gcloud version 518 .0.0 or earlier. For continued use of
25+ > <code >docker-buildx</code > with the latest gcloud versions,
2626> build and host your own Docker image using a custom Dockerfile.
2727> Here are some examples:
2828> <a href =" https://cloud.devsite.corp.google.com/sdk/docs/dockerfile_example " >Dockerfile Examples</a >.</p >
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