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Our wp-cli container's home page says 1.2.1 is the latest yet the tags show 1.5.1. This is not good for us if someone only looks at the main page and not the tags page.
Either we need to move to a fully-automated generation of these Docker main pages **or probably better since we can implement sooner we should remove the _"Supported tags and resp
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All user-settable, spel-specific variables should be documented in the project-documentation. Further, some variable-names might want modification to better-reflect their applicability (e.g., only spel-wide var-names get the spel_ token; AWS- or Azure-specific var-names get aws_ or azure_ name-tokens, respectively; etc.).
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Scripts for SUSE still using old web UI and Ubuntu needs to be tested.
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As part of the maintenance work, switch from Ubuntu Xenial which relies on py2 to Ubuntu Bionic with python3 and MongoDB 4 for the Vagrant box we produce.
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In addition to CPU and memory, it would be useful to be able to specify the amount of VRAM, since the default value (at least for Parallels) is quite low.
It should be fairly straightforward to implement, again, for Parallels it would be:
This would set VRAM to 256 MB.