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Create UBI based images for che-theia

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We need eventually move to UBI images With this issue we can start creating POC images for che-theia Currently there are ubi8/nodejs-10, so we can start POC using that image as base image. I propose to start with:

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Created 4 years ago
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benoitfcommented, Sep 30, 2019

generator was in a separated repository (ws-skeleton) and then published to npmjs

as it’s now in che-theia repository, it should not be retrieved through npmjs

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nickboldtcommented, Oct 30, 2019

https://codeready-workspaces-jenkins.rhev-ci-vms.eng.rdu2.redhat.com/view/CRW_CI/view/Pipelines/job/crw-theia_master/ builds theia-dev, theia, and the endpoint runtime binary, then triggers three brew builds and pushed them to brew. Resolving.

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