Closed sergerdn closed 3 years ago
Before I merge, I wanted to discuss the move of lemur
to .lemur
. One of my goals with re-writing this was to allow developers to make changes to the repo to test in a Docker container locally, rather than running directly on the host machine. Therefore, I don't necessarily consider the lemur repo to be just a build dependency - it's part of the core purpose of this Docker setup, and definitely would want to be used/viewed by someone running this. Therefore, I think I'd prefer to leave it as lemur
rather than .lemur
.
Before I merge, I wanted to discuss the move of
lemur
to.lemur
. One of my goals with re-writing this was to allow developers to make changes to the repo to test in a Docker container locally, rather than running directly on the host machine. Therefore, I don't necessarily consider the lemur repo to be just a build dependency - it's part of the core purpose of this Docker setup, and definitely would want to be used/viewed by someone running this. Therefore, I think I'd prefer to leave it aslemur
rather than.lemur
.
Ok, agree.
Thanks @sergerdn !
Changes:
# POSTGRES_DB_MODE=init
because developers can lost all their data by accident, I did it a few times for the last a few days :flushed:--no-install-recommends
toapt-get
ubuntu:20.04
because:ubuntu:18.04
supported by default only python 3.6.xI also created PR https://github.com/Netflix/lemur/pull/3389 to make sure that tests passed on:
ubuntu:20.04
python 3.8
postgresql 12