Add Dockerfile for local development builds #222
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For testing/development purposes, a Docker image can be built, for the
currently checked out code, with:
docker build -t upstreamdata/goosebit -f docker/dev.dockerfile .
And to start the container, simply run:
docker compose -f docker/demo/docker-compose.yml up
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For testing/development purposes, a Docker image can be built, for the currently checked out code, with:
And to start the container, simply run: