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[docs-scanner] Outdated Docker Engine version requirement in trust sandbox tutorial #25146

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File: content/manuals/engine/security/trust/trust_sandbox.md

Issue

The prerequisites section states:

This sandbox requires you to install two Docker tools: Docker Engine >= 1.10.0 and Docker Compose >= 1.6.0.

Docker Engine 1.10.0 was released in February 2016, nearly 9 years ago. Current Docker Engine versions are 20.x and higher. The version constraint ">=1.10.0" is so outdated that it provides no useful guidance to readers.

Why this matters

When readers see a tutorial referencing Docker Engine 1.10.0 as a meaningful version constraint, they may:

  • Question whether the entire tutorial is outdated and still works with modern Docker
  • Wonder if there are compatibility issues with current Docker versions
  • Lose confidence in the documentation's currency

The version reference makes the tutorial appear unmaintained even if the actual content still works.

Suggested fix

Update the version requirements to reflect modern Docker versions, or remove the specific version numbers if the tutorial works with any reasonably current Docker installation. For example:

"This sandbox requires Docker Engine and Docker Compose. For installation instructions, see..."

Alternatively, if specific version constraints are genuinely needed, update them to reflect current supported versions.


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