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Continous Integration should push images to Docker Hub
See original GitHub issueAfter #2001, it would be good to publish continously integrated Docker containers of PowerShell to Docker Hub under an official account docker.io/microsoft/powershell or docker.io/powershell/powershell maybe.
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This is done 😄
This is done as far I as I have permissions to do so; assigning over to @SteveL-MSFT for final integration to the official Docker hub.