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Use Docker to encapsulate environments #58

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drauschenbach opened this issue Apr 12, 2017 · 4 comments
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Use Docker to encapsulate environments #58

drauschenbach opened this issue Apr 12, 2017 · 4 comments

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@drauschenbach
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Andrea, this is a neat project. I wonder if adding a Dockerfile to each directory would make this project fun for you again, and relieve you of having to manually manage a polyglot host environment. If all tests are run in a container, it would be a fairly level playing field, and the results would still work as a relative comparison.

@andreaferretti
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Yeah, that would probably work, although I happen to prefer Vagga.

What would not be fun is writing the dockerfiles for all languages! :-)

@drauschenbach
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Vagga is Linux-only and this project has a much broader audience than that.

I think writing the dockerfiles sounds fun! I'm sure you could crowdsource most of it by creating the issues & letting people volunteer.

@andreaferretti
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Docker is linux only as well, it just happens to have a convenient way to run it in a virtual machine (but vagga has one too, although less developed).

But I digress - anyway, I welcome the contribution of dockerfiles, I just do not have time to write them all myself! If you want to contribute a few, please just open a PR :-)

@drauschenbach
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Awesome! OK great.

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