Use newer dockerhub nixos/nix image as base image #28
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Use the current latest of nixos/nix container image as the base image for the Dockerfile template. I heard that the r10e-docker build had an issue on macOS/M3 when the older base image was used, and switching to this latest version resolved the issue. Thank @wmagda for reporting the issue and finding the fix.
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Use the current latest of nixos/nix container image as the base image for the Dockerfile template.
I heard that the r10e-docker build had an issue on macOS/M3 when the older base image was used, and switching to this latest version resolved the issue.
Thank @wmagda for reporting the issue and finding the fix.