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I wouldn't. The last time I tried to use their software I asked if anyone had any insights with how to use it in Docker (much of it is written in Python) and th
by kodah 6y ago
I wouldn't. The last time I tried to use their software I asked if anyone had any insights with how to use it in Docker (much of it is written in Python) and the response I got was cringe worthy. I'm just some person on the internet so take that for what you will.
- whycombagator 6y ago> the response I got was cringe worthy How so?
- nerdponx 6y agoI assume they were belittled for saying the D word.
- chousuke 6y agoAll of the sr.ht software is packaged for Alpine, so you can just install and configure them in your Docker container, the same way you would install and configure them in a VM. There's no push-button magic for it, presumably because SourceHut the company (ie. Drew) isn't interested in running it in containers, but nothing is stopping you from trying. It's different from most Python software in that you're expected to use your OS's package manager and standard service tooling.
- kodah 6y agoI did figure this out, but I decided not to run SourceHut mainly because of Drew's comments in the channel. > (ie. Drew) isn't interested in running it in containers, but nothing is stopping you from trying. Yes, he is. I asked in SourceHut's Freenode channel and Drew's comments were literally, "we don't take kindly to your kind around here, don't ask again."