Chapter 7. Revision History: Creating Images

7.1. Fri Feb 24 2017

Affected Topic	Description of Change
Guidelines	Updated the commands in the Support Arbitrary User IDs section to enable root group access in the Dockerfile.

7.2. Tue Dec 20 2016

Affected Topic	Description of Change
Guidelines	In the Support Arbitrary User IDs section, updated `export LD_PRELOAD=libnss_wrapper.so` to be `export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib64/libnss_wrapper.so` to prevent errors from the library not being found.

7.3. Thu Jul 14 2016

Affected Topic	Description of Change
Guidelines	Added a better UID permissions example for Support Arbitrary User IDs in the OpenShift Enterprise-Specific Guidelines.

7.4. Tue Jun 14 2016

Affected Topic	Description of Change
Guidelines	Moved Docker and Project Atomic documentation links to a new External Guidelines subsection of General Docker Guidelines.

7.5. Mon May 30 2016

Affected Topic	Description of Change
S2I Requirements	Clarified details of onbuild behavior with S2I.
S2I Requirements	Added an External References section with links to an image creation tutorial and the S2I project repository.
Testing S2I Images	Updated the `BuildConfig` example to use `https` for GitHub access.

7.6. Thu May 12 2016

OpenShift Enterprise 3.2 initial release.

Affected Topic	Description of Change
Custom Builder	Updated the Custom Builder Environment Variables table and provided more context and clarity around the Custom builder image.
Custom Builder	Added information on the `buildAPIVersion` parameter to the Custom Builder Image section.

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