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Create a Docker image #47
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What is present here is just a Dockerfile which means every time someone builds, it will have to install everything. My suggestion was to build an image and push it to DockerHub where everyone can just pull the image having all the dependencies installed. |
Sounds good. I'm not the one to do this though because I don't have Mac OS. |
Hey, on second thoughts, all you need to do is publish the built image on Dockerhub. I can do it but if I do, I'll be the owner of the image. If you want me to do it, I can publish it and update the README. Let me know what works for you. |
@schollz Hey - I just saw this issue and was thinking it could be implemented using a GitHub container repo combined with GitHub Actions. I could write an action that runs when you cut a release in GitHub with a semver. We could build the docker image in an Actions runner and push it out to the GitHub container repo with a tagged version. Then the public at large could pull from the ghcr.io repo if they're looking to use a container image, without having to deal with the build portion. LMK and I could get started on it. |
Create a docker image with all dependencies installed.
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