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CONTRIBUTING.md
that Podman works alsoCONTRIBUTING.md
as I proposed just now in v1.14.0 #746 (comment), since we're touching that line anywayI've tested it by using
podman system reset
which removes all containers and images and such, and then running the commands from the contributing docs in this commit's state, only replacing the word "docker" with "podman" for each commandIf this all works well, eventually I think we can also update the documentation in the website repository to mention that Podman seems to work as a drop-in solution even if Docker remains the reference so long as that's what you're developing with. The vibe I get from Podman is that it's less commercial or more in the open source spirit than Docker, which might appeal to those self-hosting LinkAce, besides minor technical/architectural differences where someone might prefer one over the other