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The most correct answer is that you need to build a base image, as many others already told you. Another thing that I would question is why would you be runnin
by HeavyStorm 3y ago
The most correct answer is that you need to build a base image, as many others already told you.
Another thing that I would question is why would you be running containers locally so much it becomes a problem?
As you said, containers are great for shipping code; use them for it. Locally, run your code in the current environment.
You should only run a container locally if you need to debug an error in production that you suspect is related to the environment.
- thfuran 3y agoIf it weren't painful, then not running in a container locally would just be adding pointless differences between dev and production environments, which is always asking for trouble.