explicitly use the latest image version#80
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explicitly use the latest image version
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though this change shouldn't change any behaviour, it might help recognizing which image is pulled during the tests. I normally only use the ubuntu:14.04 image, so the ubuntu:latest isn't locally available, which makes the tests run a bit slower for the first run.