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Use Docker to setup development environment #515
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General speaking, one simple principle we might want to follow is: keep the individual files as less as possible. If the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file are only for "dev and quick testing", I'd suggest to move those to a sub_dir in tests(even though we don't have proper structure there yet). Think about we might provide official Dockerfile for the customer to build in the future, I don't want to confuse them later.
And this Dockerfile uses ubuntu-22.04 as base line, we should mention it in the readme.
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Thanks for the comment, Fei. I was thinking we should move the docker files to a subdir under utils instead of tests since these are technically utility files for the project, what do you think? |
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LGTM
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