Docker: Add Dockerfile + scripts to run and build it#2
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Docker: Add Dockerfile + scripts to run and build it
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An error in the monitoring trigered this refactor to make it actually typed and safe.
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* Monitoring API refactor, part #2 An error in the monitoring trigered this refactor to make it actually typed and safe. * table scrolling in monitoring
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I wanted to get the ball rolling on making an easily reproducible environment sooner rather than later. Motivated by me not being able to build out of the box on my machine
You can use the
build_docker.shfile to build a docker image that you can run withrun_docker.sh. That will drop you in a container that has access to thecopper-rsdirectory and contains all the necessary dependencies to build it.