Closed snnacks closed 2 years ago
Hi @Snnackss, good question :smile: To simplify the Dockerfile, I decided to build the client on the host and package it into a bundle. That bundle is then copied into the Docker image during the build process.
You should be able to just run the build-docker-image.sh
script. It builds the client, bundles it and then builds the Clipface Docker image.
EDIT: The right place would probably have been on the Discussions page though, under "Q&A" :smile:
Hopefully this is the right place to ask this because I have searched around trying to figure out what is wrong, but cannot seem to do it. I am trying to build the docker image on Windows so I can start working on it so I can begin learning how to code and also possibly help develop Clipface. When building the docker image using
docker build --pull --rm -f "Dockerfile" -t clipface:latest "."
I get the following:What am I doing wrong?