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A Dockerfile to create an image that users of dotfim can spin up could be useful. People unfamiliar with D may feel hesitant to build the app themselves. Containers to the rescue!
Aspects to consider:
Container requires access to the user's home directory (where dotfiles reside)
Optimally the container should have a persistent volume (to store its settings and the git repository)
In Docker one can use container specific volumes.
OR: map git repo volume to existing git repo (offers user a neat way to manually edit the git repo, which could become useful for DotfiM profiles #3 when the user wants to edit lines in another profile not visible to the current machine (not visible in dotfile, only in gitfile))
Should enable dotfim test for experimentation in isolated container
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A Dockerfile to create an image that users of dotfim can spin up could be useful. People unfamiliar with
D
may feel hesitant to build the app themselves. Containers to the rescue!Aspects to consider:
Container requires access to the user's home directory (where dotfiles reside)
Optimally the container should have a persistent volume (to store its settings and the git repository)
Should enable
dotfim test
for experimentation in isolated containerThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: