Based on comments in issue #13, it was pointed out that if config files don't exist, Docker will fail to start, and in some cases it more manual work to create the initial config files. Particularly logging.yaml which for most people needs no modification.
The main script should instead copy the default sample files into the config folder if existing entries do not exist. The config.yaml file still needs modification with MQTT credentials, but will at least show up in the Docker volume to be edited.
Based on comments in issue #13, it was pointed out that if config files don't exist, Docker will fail to start, and in some cases it more manual work to create the initial config files. Particularly logging.yaml which for most people needs no modification.
The main script should instead copy the default sample files into the config folder if existing entries do not exist. The config.yaml file still needs modification with MQTT credentials, but will at least show up in the Docker volume to be edited.