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Remove community.docker and docker from creator-ee #68
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That change finishes ansible#65 and removes any docker use from our container.
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That change finishes #65 and removes any docker use from our container. The root cause of this change being the conflicts caused by unmaintained community.docker collection which has a hard dependency on python docker-compose module, which is EOL (being replace by go implementation).
If the maintenance situation does change in the future, we might bring it back in but we cannot block other changes due to conflicts caused by it.
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