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This is just a starting point for running SWT in docker as an alternative to installing
Python virtual environments.
Build image (if not already built) and start an interactive `bash` shell with the host's
current working directory mounted to `/usr/src/app/`. No ports forwarded by default, but
feel free to add if it makes sense. Note the `--rm` option will automatically remove the
image once it stops, which avoids clutter for unused images over time.
docker-compose run --rm dev
Start it in one window, connect in another....
# In first terminal...
# Ctrl+C or closing termrinal window stops the container. Can view STDOUT.
docker-compose up dev
# In 2nd terminal...
# Shell into running container.
# Ctrl+C closes session, but does not stop container
docker exec -it clams-kitchen-dev-1 bash
Rebuild the image as needed.
docker-compose build --no-cache dev
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This is just a starting point for running SWT in docker as an alternative to installing Python virtual environments.
Build image (if not already built) and start an interactive
bashshell with the host's current working directory mounted to/usr/src/app/. No ports forwarded by default, but feel free to add if it makes sense. Note the--rmoption will automatically remove the image once it stops, which avoids clutter for unused images over time.Start it in one window, connect in another....
Rebuild the image as needed.