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Dockerize for development #3038

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This pull request primarily introduces Docker support to the project, updates the README.md file with Docker setup instructions, and modifies the project's environment variables. The key changes include adding a Dockerfile and a docker-compose file, updating the .env.sample file with new environment variables, and modifying the README.md file to include Docker setup instructions and minor formatting changes.

Environment Variables:

  • .env.sample: Added new environment variables for MySQL configuration, PHP settings, and Docker settings.

Docker Support:

  • Dockerfile: Created a new Dockerfile to set up PHP and Apache in a Docker container, install system dependencies, and expose port 80.
  • docker-compose.yml: Added a new docker-compose file to define and run multi-container Docker applications.

README Updates:

  • README.md: Included Docker setup instructions and made minor formatting changes. The Docker instructions include prerequisites, configuration steps, and how to start the development environment.

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I think it safe to close this as its implemented within the end to end testing?

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Closing this one since these changes were in the PR for end to end testing here:

#3066

@patrickrb patrickrb closed this May 1, 2024
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