The yotta Docker image
The helper script docker-build will create your image. You can pass any extra docker commands into the helper such as --no-cache.
./docker-build.sh <docker-commands>
This generates an image named mbed/yotta.
The run helper script accepts a path to mount as the workspace (defaults to $HOME). This means you can use your favourite editor on your machine and use the docker container to just build your source.
./docker-run.sh <path>
The yotta file offers a proxy command to run yotta commands inside the yotta docker container from your working directory without explicitly opening a docker shell. This means you can execute yotta commands as if yotta was installed on your host.
See yotta.md for more information.