doc: use tag variable for docker-based commands #2750
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Users attempting to run docker-based commands from production images will not have a local `:latest` copy, and will not be able to proceed through the getting started guide. This ensures that the latest tag available on quay.io is render in the docs Signed-off-by: Alex Tomic <[email protected]>
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Users attempting to run docker-based commands from production images, eg. on the Quick Local Docker Install page, will not have a local
:latestcopy, and will not be able to proceed through the getting started guide. This ensures that the latest tag available on quay.io is rendered in the docs