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Dockerfile.cithat can be used for the GitLab CI environment. It uses Debian since I had trouble getting Alpine set up to run the test suite..travis-ci.yml.gitlab-ci.ymlREADME.mdabout how to deploy a new version of the container to GitLab Container Registry. I should maybe use GitLab CI to upload the container instead of building it locally (pushing it from my local machine is slooooow), but for now this is fine.