Adds a Dockerfile that has the current version of Ruby the project was generated with.
While entirely possible, I don't think the template should build the docker image and push to Docker hub. It could take too much time also we might add more project specific gems. If that is something we want to do, I think there should be a command or task for it (maybe in the appdev_support gem).
I'm also unsure of whether it makes sense to default the gitpod.yml to use this Dockerfile or not. There is a change of syntax from
Part of #114
Adds a
Dockerfile
that has the current version of Ruby the project was generated with.While entirely possible, I don't think the template should build the docker image and push to Docker hub. It could take too much time also we might add more project specific gems. If that is something we want to do, I think there should be a command or task for it (maybe in the
appdev_support
gem).I'm also unsure of whether it makes sense to default the
gitpod.yml
to use thisDockerfile
or not. There is a change of syntax fromto
Maybe that's something for the task that deploys?