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Current Behavior:
When attempting to run the cypress/base:20.11.0 Docker image, we are having difficulty determining the specific setup being utilized.
Upon reviewing the cypressbase documentation, we observed a lack of information regarding the underlying configuration of the Docker image.
Expected Behavior:
We anticipate that the documentation for the cypress/base Docker image will provide comprehensive details about the operating system, npm version, and yarn version employed in each project version.
This enhancement would greatly facilitate understanding and managing the Docker image, enabling users to make informed decisions about its compatibility and suitability for their environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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cypress/base:20.11.0 is built with:
Operating system: Debian 11.8 (bullseye)
Node.js: v20.11.0
npm: 10.2.4
Yarn: 1.22.19
To bridge the gap until there are some documentation enhancements made, here is some information which may assist you to find the information for other images.
To take the example of cypress/base:20.11.0, you can run commands inside a Docker container to reveal configurations and versions:
Current Behavior:
When attempting to run the
cypress/base:20.11.0
Docker image, we are having difficulty determining the specific setup being utilized.Upon reviewing the cypressbase documentation, we observed a lack of information regarding the underlying configuration of the Docker image.
Expected Behavior:
We anticipate that the documentation for the
cypress/base
Docker image will provide comprehensive details about the operating system, npm version, and yarn version employed in each project version.This enhancement would greatly facilitate understanding and managing the Docker image, enabling users to make informed decisions about its compatibility and suitability for their environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: