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Added Dockerfile with Bedrock prerequisites #1407
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@andrebriggs - there was a plan to follow up on this? |
Hi @carlessanagustin thanks for the PR! Typically when making a PR for something more substantial we ask folks follow this guidance. I've added some feedback to the PR |
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@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@ | |||
from: https://youtu.be/H5uq60pb2Hs |
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Please remove
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FROM debian:stretch | |||
LABEL createdBy="https://twitter.com/carlesanagustin" |
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Please remove
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fi | ||
# next 6 lines commented due to automation |
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All these changes to the shell scripts make it difficult to re-use as they previously were. I suggest adding an override instead of commenting out these blocks.
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Setting an environment variable in the Dockerfile like ASSUME_YES
or NO_INPUT
, maybe prefixed with BEDROCK_
could work?
Added Dockerfile with Bedrock prerequisites installed in Debian based image ready to use. Instructions and usage come in Makefile. Documentation is updated in 2x README.md files.