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pgbackrest/test/container.yaml
David Steele a4b9440d35 Only install specific lcov version when required.
Installing lcov 1.14 everywhere turned out to be a problem just as using 1.13 on Ubuntu 19.04 was.

Since we primarily use Ubuntu 18.04 for coverage testing and reporting, we definitely want to make sure that works.  So, revert to using the default packaged lcov except when specified otherwise in VmTest.pm.

PostgreSQL minor version releases are also included since all containers have been rebuilt.
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# **********************************************************************************************************************************
# Container Cache
#
# Contains hashes for containers that are available on Docker hub. If present, the container can be pulled instead of being built
# locally which saves a lot of time. Note: these are hashes of the Dockerfile not the actual binary image.
#
# To build a new image:
# - if Dockerfile has changed, just build as usual
# - if Dockerfile has not changed, comment out vm hash below and use --vm-force when building
#
# To upload a new image:
# - docker login -u pgbackrest
# - VM=XXX;DATE=YYYYMMDDX;BASE=pgbackrest/test:${VM?}-base;docker tag ${BASE?} ${BASE?}-${DATE?} && docker push ${BASE?}-${DATE?}
# **********************************************************************************************************************************
20191122A:
f30: 3a60318c275cdbfa6daa0f2b502a5551562e6db6
co6: 63527115fd269dfee74bda70da8a5b0569f94886
co7: 0b4c4b953709dc086f95fcc5c8ca45dee1a5eee9
u12: 333122fe71a766b78398a1e86bafd1d8703fef1f
u18: c4dd9d5586eb67d77dfa6e0b89c5ebf9e27820a4
u19: e68f7b969d12c2c43b47a83053a5241092c28524