Fixed golang error with Dockerfile#2802
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Hmm, actually if we merge in mitre/sandcat#434 then we will have the same issue. The |
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Description
Was running into an error using the provided Dockerfile, error related to golang.
Type of change
Changed from installing go from source, to using apt, this resolved the issue.
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How Has This Been Tested?
Running an instance with modified Dockerfile was successful
Please describe the tests that you ran to verify your changes.
docker build . --build-arg WIN_BUILD=true -t caldera:latest
docker-compose up
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