fix: [CLIENT-5076] route volume-loader image through JFrog instead of Docker Hub - #273
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Issue
The volume-loader step currently runs
docker run ... alpine, which resolves todocker.io/library/alpine:latestand pulls directly from Docker Hub. This bypasses the JFrog registry the action already authenticates to and prevents the image from benefiting from JFrog's authenticated pull-through cache. As a result, Docker Hub rate limits or timeouts can fail the build-linux job hereFix
Route the volume-loader image through the JFrog Docker Hub mirror
(${container-repo-url}/docker-remote/alpine:3.20)so it benefits from the existing authenticated pull-through cache instead of pulling directly fromDocker Hub. This removes the last remaining Docker Hub dependency from the action.