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Hi! Thanks for your interest. I think that would be very handy, although we don't use |
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Hello everyone!
I've recently started setting up my development environment using the project's repository and encountered a few hurdles along the way. Being a Python developer in a JS project certainly added an extra layer of challenge, but there were specific points I'd like to discuss.
I noticed that some dependencies require a version of Python that I did not have installed. Moreover, I observed that the docker-compose-dev.yml file does not utilize the local source code.
To make the development experience more user-friendly, especially for those new to the project, I thought about proposing a change to the docker-compose-dev.yml. The idea is to adjust it to use the local code, allowing developers' changes to be immediately reflected in the Docker container.
This is a practice I've implemented in other projects and am willing to apply here as well. However, I'd like to hear your thoughts on this change. Does it make sense for the project?
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