docs: use latest "labs" for --parents and --exclude #6181
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The `--parents` and `--exclude` options have been part of the labs channel since 1.7, but have not yet been promoted to stable. Using the 1.7-labs version in these examples means that users would be downgrading their Dockerfile syntax from 1.17 (soon 1.18.0) to a much older syntax. Let's update the notes to use the latest labs syntax so that users are not surprised by other features no longer being supported when using the labs syntax. Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <[email protected]>
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cc @crazy-max - wondering if we should cherry-pick this if this LGTY |
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Also relates to #4900 (comment) |
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Yes LGTM |
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--parentsand--excludeoptions have been part of the labs channel since 1.7, but have not yet been promoted to stable.Using the 1.7-labs version in these examples means that users would be downgrading their Dockerfile syntax from 1.17 (soon 1.18.0) to a much older syntax.
Let's update the notes to use the latest labs syntax so that users are not surprised by other features no longer being supported when using the labs syntax.