Added Dockerfile for running Jekyll #533
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Thank you very much or as Common Lisp would say "THANK YOU VERY MUCH" :p One day we'll update the web stack but for now we can concentrate a bit longer on the content without worrying… |
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Hi,
I had troubles installing older Ruby onto a newer Linux-based OS (Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy). I created a Docker container with Jekyll. I hope you can find it useful, too.
(Gem didn't list
bundlerversion 2.1.4 as available for installation, therefore there is 2.1.2 in Dockerfile. It spawns a warning but wors just fine.)Martin