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Fixes mktemp for OS X users, gcloud deploy set to use remote docker #1
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1. Give the nested Docker images a fixed tag (based on timestamp) that is never re-used, so that we can ensure that a tagged version of the master image will use a compatible version of the nested images. 2. Remove the use of the build script for deploying a stable image, as #1 now allows us to promote an existing "testing" image to "latest" instead of building the "latest" image directly from source.
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This PR addresses an issue with BSD mktemp on OS X which takes different arguments from the GNU equivalent. It also switches the deployment of Managed VMs to use a remote VM to perform the Docker build.