Use ghcr.io/snazy/maxio-release instead of minio/minio
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Minio stopped publishing binary release artifacts including Docker images recently. The Minio source however is stilled tagged in GitHub. This change pulls builds from the maxio-release repository to get the latest MinIO release including the `mc` binary. The included OpenMaxIO console/UI is irrelevant for Nessie's testing use case of MinIO.
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Minio stopped publishing binary release artifacts including Docker images recently. The Minio source however is stilled tagged in GitHub.
This change pulls builds from the maxio-release repository to get the latest MinIO release including the
mcbinary. The included OpenMaxIO console/UI is irrelevant for Nessie's testing use case of MinIO.