fix: Install ca-certificates package
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It appears v6.15.0 of the CloudQuery CLI image no longer includes `ca-certificates`, which provides the `update-ca-certificates` command. Add it back!
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What does this change?
It appears v6.15.0 of the CloudQuery CLI image no longer includes
ca-certificates, which provides theupdate-ca-certificatescommand. Add it back!The changes in #1405 didn't actually do anything as we have to manually publish a new image. I've added a note about this as an inline comment. We should automate this process in future though.
How has it been verified?
I've manually run the workflow to publish an image.