I had a quick look through this, and was VERY IMPRESSED by the very high quality and exceptional detail of the documentation provided. It could however do with a little polishing by a native speaker, just to remove some  occasional spots of germlish. Whether it works or not, I fear I am less able to comment, since I don't have docker installed on my laptop as yet. On 13/06/2019 08:36, Peter Stadler wrote:

I just did the OxGarage release v3.0.0 (i.e. bumped the version number, merged dev into master and tagged it) and drafted some brief release notes at https://github.com/TEIC/oxgarage/releases

Could you please have a quick look whether there’s something horribly wrong or missing before I publish it?

Many thanks Peter

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Am 21.05.2019 um 13:22 schrieb Peter Stadler :

Dear all,

as proposed at the f2f I’d like to do a OxGarage release soonish. Au contraire to what I said at the f2f I’m now thinking of making this version 3.0.0 (rather than 2.11.0).

This release is merely to update the current stable (master) branch (after a year) to catch up with the recent developments in the dev branch, and to fix the versioning which currently states 2.10.0 in the VERSION file but 1.0.0 on the GitHub releases.

I no one speaks up, I’ll do so in the next days/week.

Best Peter