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Fix plugin versions in prebuilt Docker images #1828

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📔 Description

This fixes the plugin versions in our prebuilt Docker images by using >- rather than > in the workflow file to avoid a newline in the middle of an env variable definition. And, as a small added bonus, align the plugin versions of the Nix build with all other plugin versions by adding --abbrev=10 to all other builds as well.

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  • All user-facing changes have changelog entries.
  • The changes are reflected on docs.tenzir.com/vast, if necessary.
  • The PR description contains instructions for the reviewer, if necessary.

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Check Docker CI job: The variables should be set correctly now.

@dominiklohmann dominiklohmann added the bug Incorrect behavior label Aug 9, 2021
@dominiklohmann dominiklohmann requested a review from a team August 9, 2021 08:26
And, as a small added bonus, align the plugin versions of the Nix build
with all other plugin versions by adding `--abbrev=10` to all other
builds as well.
@dominiklohmann dominiklohmann force-pushed the story/ch27693/plugin-version-fixups branch from 382430c to 54284dc Compare August 9, 2021 08:28
@dominiklohmann dominiklohmann merged commit 686d765 into master Aug 9, 2021
@dominiklohmann dominiklohmann deleted the story/ch27693/plugin-version-fixups branch August 9, 2021 09:34
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