chore: bump dockerfile to use .NET SDK 10 and drop jammy as its not supported by Microsoft anymore

[dominik-niebuhr]

bump dockerfile to use .NET SDK 10 and drop jammy as its not supported by Microsoft anymore

closes #3255

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[tobiasehlert]

@Skn0tt, is this something you could review so that we get .NET SDK version 10 support soon? :)

[thekim1]

Well done @dominik-niebuhr! Will be great to have the updated docker files released :)

[julealgon]

Is there anything holding this change back? Could it be expedited?

We are in a situation where we would like to have the .NET 10 base image as our main application is building on top of it.

[BalintBanyasz]

Is there anything holding this change back? Could it be expedited?

We are in a situation where we would like to have the .NET 10 base image as our main application is building on top of it.

Hi @dgozman, @Skn0tt, just bringing this to your attention. Having a .NET 10 SDK image would be really useful and it was requested back in November with significant community interest. Thanks for looking into it.

[dgozman]

Thank you for the PR, looks good.

[julealgon]

@dgozman do you know when we can expect the new .NET10 image to be published?