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README: use apt-get --assume-yes in Dockerfile #415

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README: use apt-get --assume-yes in Dockerfile #415

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Commits on Apr 30, 2020

  1. README: use apt-get --assume-yes in Dockerfile

    This little change makes it even easier for someone to create their own
    Dockerfile: they simply copy an example and start listing the packages
    they need. Without `--assume-yes`, `apt-get install` will try to
    interactively ask for confirmation, and fail since `docker build` runs
    it in a non-interactive environment.
    Minoru committed Apr 30, 2020
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Commits on May 1, 2020

  1. Use long option --assume-yes in all Dockerfiles

    This makes it consistent with the example in the README.
    Minoru committed May 1, 2020
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