apt-get install ca-certificates in latest and local Dockerfiles #9255
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Linter has been run for changed code- not availableIssue Reference this PR resolves
Possibly #8917
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Further to this #8917 issue, in an attempt to get DuckDB running with Motherduck in combination with this PR
Unfortunately I was unable to test this locally, the dev container for which there are instructions actually already contains the added ca-certificates, any help on confirming if this actually fixes #8917 would be great 🙏