Move Docker image to new repo, use dev-only image #38
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In #34, development tools were added to the clitest Docker image, making
it both an end user image and a development environment. This was a bad
idea.
This commit separates them in two different images.
The public clitest image was moved to a new repository:
https://github.com/aureliojargas/clitest-docker. Now everything is
automated and releasing a new clitest image to Docker Hub is just a
matter of adding a git tag to that repository. Everything related to
that image was removed from this repository.
The local development image remains here, named
clitest-dev
anddescribed in the new
Dockerfile.dev
file. It does not have clitestinside it, it's just the development environment. When running the
image, the current clitest code should be mounted inside it.
In short, everything dev-related is here. After releasing a new clitest
version (here), go to the other repository to make the official Docker
image for it.