Docker updates! #107
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Docker updates! #107
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With this new update it will always ensure the newest packages from pyproject.toml is used inside the container
Just had to have it there to test that it would work before pushing to main :)
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The workflow-guru has spoken, amen
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This PR does a couple of things:
dockerdirectory which we dont really need.docker/requirements.txtis always up-to-date, useuvto sync with the currently used packages frompyproject.tomlpython ...and everything should work, so no need to useuvinside container 😉ghcr.ioinstead of DockerHub, allowing us to tie the docker image up to the repository, and not a single user.This change populates this repository's packages. Go to that link for info on how to pull.
TODO: Add instructions to README.md later