Related to #8, I will import themes using Docker compose as opposed to using the Dockerfile. If somebody has a custom theme, they will want to develop against it locally using dock-press. It needs to use a bind mount to do so. Otherwise, the theme would be sent to the Docker container with no way of manifesting changes made locally unless explicitly pushing the changes to the container which is not streamlined.
Related to #8, I will import themes using Docker compose as opposed to using the Dockerfile. If somebody has a custom theme, they will want to develop against it locally using dock-press. It needs to use a bind mount to do so. Otherwise, the theme would be sent to the Docker container with no way of manifesting changes made locally unless explicitly pushing the changes to the container which is not streamlined.