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Use a stable docker version with dinghy? #270
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My bad, I didn't see the --boot2docker-url option. If someone else is facing the same problem with the 18.02 release, juste create a new vm and specify the stable Docker version:
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Hi,
I had to reinstall dinghy recently and I found myself facing a bug introduced in the latest Docker Edge release (18.02.0-ce).
The problem is really annoying and there is no workaround for the moment docker/for-linux#211 (comment).
It is advisable to rollback to a previous docker version or wait for the 18.03 to be released, but I'm not sure on how to do this with dinghy.
Is there a way to choose the docker version installed with dinghy? Shouldn't the stable docker version be installed with dinghy instead of the edge one?
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