Fix missing Dockerfile base image #109
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Update Dockerfile to use an actively maintained base image.
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This fixes /issues/108 by updating the Dockerfile to use an actively maintained base image, the old image was deprecated and no longer available.
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This updates the base image to a new, currently maintained base image that provides the needed jdk.
I verified this fix works by running
docker run -v HOST_DEFINITIONS_PATH:/definitions test_telemetry_generator:localand the docker container builds and runs now, as expected (was previously broken).Type of Change
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