Docker Plugin qualification #733
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Since sbt-native already provides a DockerPlugin, many people get confused as to the difference between the one included in sbt-native and the `sbt-docker` one linked on the homepage. The question has come up several times in gitter.
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Since sbt-native already provides a DockerPlugin, many people get confused as to the difference between the one included in sbt-native and the
sbt-dockerone linked on the homepage. The question has come up several times in gitter.