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Refactoring and Enhancement of openim-docker for Improved Design, Upgrades, and Reliability Testing #1504

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cubxxw opened this issue Nov 30, 2023 — with Slack · 0 comments · Fixed by #1559 or openimsdk/openim-docker#55
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cubxxw commented Nov 30, 2023

enhancements and refactoring changes for the openim-docker project. The goal of these changes is to improve the overall design, incorporate upgrades, address specific issues, and establish a robust testing framework using GitHub Actions. Here are the key areas of focus:

  1. Code Refactoring:
    • Rethink and redesign certain parts of the codebase to improve maintainability and scalability.
    • Identify and eliminate any redundant or obsolete code segments.
    • Ensure the code adheres to the latest best practices in Docker development.
  2. Upgrades and Enhancements:
    • Evaluate and integrate the latest stable versions of all dependencies.
    • Explore the feasibility of adding new features or integrations that could benefit users.
  3. Issue Identification and Resolution:
    • Conduct a thorough review to identify any lingering issues or bugs.
    • Propose solutions or workarounds for identified issues.
  4. Implementation of GitHub Actions for Testing:
    • Develop a comprehensive set of GitHub Actions workflows.
    • These workflows should automatically test the deployment of openim-docker using docker-compose.
    • Ensure that every pull request or push triggers these workflows to verify the reliability of changes.
  5. Documentation Updates:
    • Update the documentation to reflect any changes made.
    • Provide clear guidelines and examples for contributors and users.
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