When I try to run dockerTask.sh, I get a dotnet: command not found exception, and I assumed this boilerplate would allow me to build the app inside a container. In fact, the README says "(...) helps you build and run your project inside of a Docker container". If only one of these steps is ran inside a container, then I think the text is ambiguous.
The main reason I'm containerizing is to be able to use a not-so-well-supported distro such as Arch Linux, where installing the CLI is almost impossible. If it ran inside a container, then I would avoid the need for the CLI at all.
I believe this is possible, and I'm working on it, but does it mean I won't get debugging? Does the debug feature depend on the CLI?
When I try to run
dockerTask.sh, I get adotnet: command not foundexception, and I assumed this boilerplate would allow me to build the app inside a container. In fact, the README says "(...) helps you build and run your project inside of a Docker container". If only one of these steps is ran inside a container, then I think the text is ambiguous.The main reason I'm containerizing is to be able to use a not-so-well-supported distro such as Arch Linux, where installing the CLI is almost impossible. If it ran inside a container, then I would avoid the need for the CLI at all.
I believe this is possible, and I'm working on it, but does it mean I won't get debugging? Does the debug feature depend on the CLI?
Thanks!