Closed loganpowell closed 6 years ago
This is just for building & hosting Gatsby websites — if you want to develop Gatsby in Docker, you'd need another image. Probably just something that's setup for Node.js development. Not really sure what that'd be but if you find a great setup, I'm sure others would love to hear back about it!
I found this:
https://hub.docker.com/r/asifrc/gatsbyjs-dev/~/dockerfile/
Look promising?
On Fri, Dec 8, 2017 at 11:45 AM, Kyle Mathews notifications@github.com wrote:
This is just for building & hosting Gatsby websites — if you want to develop Gatsby in Docker, you'd need another image. Probably just something that's setup for Node.js development. Not really sure what that'd be but if you find a great setup, I'm sure others would love to hear back about it!
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Looks old as they're on node 6 and expose port 3000 which we stopped working but should still work!
I'm on Windows and really like the idea of using docker to get around all the different OS idiosyncrasies. Is this up to date?