Add a Dockerfile to the project to allow building on Linux #716
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Turns out I don't have premium-enough Windows to install Docker any more, but let's get this merged. 🙂 Rob - I've pushed another commit to git-ignore the deb file, hope you don't mind. Will merge once CI has passed. 🙂 |
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Fixes #453
This removes the dependency on my external docker image by adding the
Dockerfileto this repository. The first build is slow because it must download and build the image, but after that it is just as quick as on Windows.The docker image that is built is close to the build images that we use in Azure DevOps except that it uses a new version of Mono.