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I've made some updates to the Dockerfile in my fork, shuffled stuff around and made it a bit quicker to rebuild. Should we collaborate on a fork and then do a pull request that's more robust? Seems we have a bit of overlap in how we want to use it, and it'll be harder for the team to merge if we diverge |
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@bitplane let's do it, and perhaps, what we could do is:
so that we chain it this way:
it will also enable reviewing the changes more effectively and keep the changes separate logically, thoughts? |
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A headless version of the app as a Docker image, so that it can be deployed and used as an endpoint.
I've adapted the
Dockerfilefrom #30, and integrated the fix for theFlexiCubesissue from #34 (comment)