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I am trying to setup a Dockerfile and maybe docker compose files up, to build and develop but in the end also release build my uno solution using docker but would need some help with this.
I did see in the contribution docs the very outdated gitpod guide (the issue you mentioned there has been resolved)
But I would rather like to use Dockers (Linux Kernel) full capabilities while staying at my windows Host. Jerome did a docker video on the live coding but thats only Terminal and vscode based 🥺 my IDE is vs 2022.
Following the docker C# language specific guide, they are AGAIN only highlighting Razor but doing the same with uno wasm , even including the server project does not come further than the slash screen before getting stuck.
Great finding!
Okay that made me research of course and after never ending posts and comments that were saying "Docker does not support Hot Reload" I ended up finding something really interesting 😎
And this is indeed from their very own Documentation:
sync is ideal for frameworks that support "Hot Reload" or equivalent functionality.
So now my idea and question/task I would need some help from more experienced developers:
Couldn't I actually use this feature alongside with the well known Hot Reload but for Uno Apps? How would the Dockerfile have to be set up for this so there would be just a target option to add for my app?
That would be so awesome!
As dotnet watch <Project> does not work for Hot Reload in regular Docker Container, that would be maybe a good alternative and would maybe enable updating the app just from reading the content of the command description. 🤔
As minimal Goal I would like to recreate the docker getting-started-dotnet using a uno provided wasm App just like the gitpod.Dockerfile does but so outdated that they are still using multi head project approach😔
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I am trying to setup a Dockerfile and maybe docker compose files up, to build and develop but in the end also release build my uno solution using docker but would need some help with this.
I did see in the contribution docs the very outdated gitpod guide (the issue you mentioned there has been resolved)
But I would rather like to use Dockers (Linux Kernel) full capabilities while staying at my windows Host. Jerome did a docker video on the live coding but thats only Terminal and vscode based 🥺 my IDE is vs 2022.
Following the docker C# language specific guide, they are AGAIN only highlighting Razor but doing the same with uno wasm , even including the server project does not come further than the slash screen before getting stuck.
Great finding!
Okay that made me research of course and after never ending posts and comments that were saying "Docker does not support Hot Reload" I ended up finding something really interesting 😎
Docker compose action sync
And this is indeed from their very own Documentation:
So now my idea and question/task I would need some help from more experienced developers:
Couldn't I actually use this feature alongside with the well known Hot Reload but for Uno Apps? How would the Dockerfile have to be set up for this so there would be just a target option to add for my app?
That would be so awesome!
As
dotnet watch <Project>does not work for Hot Reload in regular Docker Container, that would be maybe a good alternative and would maybe enable updating the app just from reading the content of the command description. 🤔As minimal Goal I would like to recreate the docker getting-started-dotnet using a uno provided wasm App just like the gitpod.Dockerfile does but so outdated that they are still using multi head project approach😔
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