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Next step would to to incorporate a build command into our ci/cd pipeline to trigger an auto build on push to main
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Fixes #111
To run this, you must have Docker installed Docker on your device and have it started. Run
docker-compose up --buildto start the container. It does take a while at first for it to load.What was fixed:
Dockerfiles were added to the frontend and backend folders, and a Docker-compose file was added to the root directory.
Why was it fixed:
Previously, our project did not have Docker. We needed to add it to employ a fast containerization process for our system as part of the continuous deployment pipeline.
How it was fixed:
A Dockerfile was created, and runs all of the commands and installs all of the dependencies it needed. From there the Docker-compose starts the backend and then the frontend.