Closed mathemancer closed 3 months ago
@pavish I converted this to draft, since we may want to change the approach.
It would violate DRY, but couldn't we just base prod and demo off of the base
in the same way, copy the build from develop into both, etc.? Then if production
was last in the file, it would be the one produced by default (I think).
Okay, I reordered things so production should be the default. I'm going to double-check that everything works as expected, and then mark this ready for review.
Fixes #3522
This adds a build stage to the Dockerfile for version 0.1.6, and adds a setting to fix the issue #3497 , but in the demo setting.
Edit: Now the default build is
production
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