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Docker Documentation #1251
Docker Documentation #1251
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…tallation.md file and a start.sh file for the Dockerfile.dev to start the document server. Not ready for pull request.
@microsoft-github-policy-service agree |
Hey all, Ill close and re-submit with that edit removed. my apologies |
closing to address issues with websites/sidebars.js |
removed un-related change from website/sidebars.js
sorry about that, I have fixed the issues with the website/sidebards.js file. |
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Could you fix the conflicts? Thank you! |
added the missing sections back. However, do we still want the docker section under the Optional Dependencies? That looks like it would go better in the Dockerfiles.md file.
Added mount your code back and added mount your directory for better clarity.
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I think I cleaned up all the line and all accidental deletions have been put back in place.
Lint cleanup
removed the relative path to samples/dockers/Dockerfiles.md with a proper URL to where it will exist
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LGTM. Nice documentation! Thanks!
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Looks good!
* Updates to the Dockerfiles making them more secure. update to the installation.md file and a start.sh file for the Dockerfile.dev to start the document server. Not ready for pull request. * updates to the docker documentation * clean up before commit * added docker instructions on how to test documentation prior to commit. * fixed the title heading in the installation.md * removed alternate yarn install from Dockerfile.dev * Update sidebars.js removed un-related change from website/sidebars.js * cleaned up the lint errors from the pre-commit-check. * removed bad edit from sidebars.js * fixing git conflict with sidebars.js file * Update Installation.md added the missing sections back. However, do we still want the docker section under the Optional Dependencies? That looks like it would go better in the Dockerfiles.md file. * Update Installation.md Added mount your code back and added mount your directory for better clarity. * Update Installation.md Lint cleanup * Update Installation.md removed the relative path to samples/dockers/Dockerfiles.md with a proper URL to where it will exist * fixed bad link to Dockerfiles.md * Fix trailing whitespace and formatting issues * Update link to Dockerfiles.md * somtimes its really hard to find that lost i. * trailing whitespace and EOF issues resolved * fixed broken link * trailing space an broken link * removed broken links. will update one merged. * fixed glaring error about building an image from a particular branch Contribute.md * removed tic mark typo from contribute.md --------- Co-authored-by: Todd W Bucy <todd.bucy@rackspace>
* Updates to the Dockerfiles making them more secure. update to the installation.md file and a start.sh file for the Dockerfile.dev to start the document server. Not ready for pull request. * updates to the docker documentation * clean up before commit * added docker instructions on how to test documentation prior to commit. * fixed the title heading in the installation.md * removed alternate yarn install from Dockerfile.dev * Update sidebars.js removed un-related change from website/sidebars.js * cleaned up the lint errors from the pre-commit-check. * removed bad edit from sidebars.js * fixing git conflict with sidebars.js file * Update Installation.md added the missing sections back. However, do we still want the docker section under the Optional Dependencies? That looks like it would go better in the Dockerfiles.md file. * Update Installation.md Added mount your code back and added mount your directory for better clarity. * Update Installation.md Lint cleanup * Update Installation.md removed the relative path to samples/dockers/Dockerfiles.md with a proper URL to where it will exist * fixed bad link to Dockerfiles.md * Fix trailing whitespace and formatting issues * Update link to Dockerfiles.md * somtimes its really hard to find that lost i. * trailing whitespace and EOF issues resolved * fixed broken link * trailing space an broken link * removed broken links. will update one merged. * fixed glaring error about building an image from a particular branch Contribute.md * removed tic mark typo from contribute.md --------- Co-authored-by: Todd W Bucy <todd.bucy@rackspace>
Hey All,
I have updated the Docker instructions for the website. The following website documents have been updated:
Installation.md - changes here focus how to use the the Dockerfile.base and Dockerfile.full
Contribute.md - This section focuses on how to use Dockerfile.dev to contribute to the project.
Additionally, changes were made to the Dockerfile.base, Dockerfile.full, and Dockerfile.dev files in autogen/samples/docker/ and I also created a Dockerfiles.md, which discusses how to use it for Development and how to adjust the Dockerfile to fit particular Dev environments.
Why are these changes needed?
Related issue number
#1103 #1147 #1111
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