Verify docker cli ce

[ilopezluna]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the Docker CE installation verification script to provide greater flexibility in specifying the CLI version. It introduces the ability to pass the version directly as an argument, while also refining the automatic version detection mechanism from git tags. These changes aim to make the script more robust and user-friendly, especially in environments where tag naming conventions might vary or when a specific version needs to be tested.

Highlights

• CLI Version Argument: The script now accepts the Docker CLI version as a command-line argument, allowing for explicit version specification.
• Improved Version Detection: When no argument is provided, the script attempts to automatically detect the CLI version from git tags, now using a more general 'v*' pattern instead of 'cmd/cli/v*'.
• Enhanced Error Handling: A more informative error message is displayed if the CLI version cannot be determined, guiding the user to pass it as an argument.

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Changelog

• scripts/test-docker-ce-installation.sh
  • Added support for passing the CLI version as the first command-line argument.
  • Modified the git tag pattern for automatic CLI version detection from 'cmd/cli/v*' to 'v*'.
  • Updated the error message to suggest passing the version as an argument if auto-detection fails.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/release.yml

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Code Review

The pull request refactors the test-docker-ce-installation.sh script to allow passing the CLI version as an argument, or falling back to detecting it from Git tags. This improves flexibility and robustness for testing Docker CE installations. The changes are well-implemented and address the stated goal.

[gemini-code-assist]

The git tag -l command now looks for tags starting with v* instead of cmd/cli/v*. This change might be intentional, but it's worth confirming if the tag naming convention for CLI versions has changed or if this broadens the search more than intended. If the intention is to only get CLI versions, the previous pattern was more specific.

[gemini-code-assist]

The error message is helpful by suggesting to pass the version as an argument. This improves the user experience when the script cannot determine the CLI version automatically.