replace docker with podman in build and serve script

[capsulecorplab]

running the static site build (and local server) via docker requires root permission on Linux, which generates build artifacts in dist/ that are read-only and requires root permissions to remove when cleaning the build cache. Because podman doesn't require running a daemon it can run root-less, therefore can generate build artifacts that aren't read-only.

[mmroden]

Docker is the de facto standard for dependency management for releases. Not sure I want to give that up because of having to run as sudo-- will podman still avoid the "runs on my machine" situation?

-------- Original Message -------- On Jan 9, 2023, 12:01 AM, Sean Marquez wrote:

running the static site build (and local server) via docker requires root permission on Linux, which generates build artifacts in dist/ that are read-only and requires root permissions to remove when cleaning the build cache. Because podman doesn't require running a daemon it can run root-less, therefore can generate build artifacts that aren't read-only.

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[capsulecorplab]

docker and podman are based on the same open standard, so in theory should be able to both run the same images cross-platform with virtually identical cli commands.

[mmroden]

according to https://podman.io/, "alias docker=podman", so go for it

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docker and podman are based on the same open standard, so in theory should be able to both run the same images cross-platform with virtually identical cli commands.

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