The lazier way to manage everything docker
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Jesse Duffield ad9b62e95e Constrain asciigraph dependency to revision
Turns out if you don't constrain a dependency to a revision, it picks the latest version (which I'm guessing corresponds to a git tag)
This means if you're using a fork for the sake of an extra commit that you want, you need to point at that revision (or perhaps just specify branch="master")
Otherwise we'll end up pointing at an older commit
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lazydocker

A simple terminal UI for managing all things docker.