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Allowing the TCK to be used inside a docker container will allow anyone to run the TCK from any machine and test. The getting started guide for someone wanting to use the TCK should not involve cloning or building the repo. Instead, we should have a simple docker run command that would allow them to start up the TCK, with command line flags and/or a config file we can pass to the container indicating the network details and what tests to run, etc. Then we could easily get Solo + TCK + SDK in workflow pipelines and get continuous testing.
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Allowing the TCK to be used inside a docker container will allow anyone to run the TCK from any machine and test. The getting started guide for someone wanting to use the TCK should not involve cloning or building the repo. Instead, we should have a simple
docker run
command that would allow them to start up the TCK, with command line flags and/or a config file we can pass to the container indicating the network details and what tests to run, etc. Then we could easily get Solo + TCK + SDK in workflow pipelines and get continuous testing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: