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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducable docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python deps, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: paulscherrerinstitute#17
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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducible docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python dependencies, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: paulscherrerinstitute#17
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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducible docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python dependencies, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: paulscherrerinstitute#17
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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducible docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python dependencies, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: paulscherrerinstitute#17
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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducible docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python dependencies, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: paulscherrerinstitute#17
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Creating a dev docker image based on python3.9 and poetry. Fixing poetry version for reproducible docker builds. Because we are inside a container poetry doesn't need to use virtual environments. Pre-installing our python dependencies, so containers based on the image are ready to go for dev work. Creating a docker-compose file to spin up a container from our dev image. Mounting in `backend` to `/usr/src/aof` so changes are synced. Using an infinite loop for the time being to keep the container running. (Will change to start and serve the backend.) Running poetry init with installing fastapi and uvicorn[standard] as dependencies. See: #17
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A realm called `dev` created with default settings. A client called `alphafold-on-fire` created with `http://localhost:8000` as url and default settings. A user with `username: jane` and `password: jane` created for dev/test purposes. (email address set to confirmed) See: paulscherrerinstitute#10, paulscherrerinstitute#17
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A realm called `dev` created with default settings. A client called `alphafold-on-fire` created with `http://localhost:8000` as url and default settings. A user with `username: jane` and `password: jane` created for dev/test purposes. (email address set to confirmed) See: paulscherrerinstitute#10, paulscherrerinstitute#17
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A realm called `dev` created with default settings. A client called `alphafold-on-fire` created with `http://localhost:8000` as url and default settings. A user with `username: jane` and `password: jane` created for dev/test purposes. (email address set to confirmed) See: paulscherrerinstitute#10, paulscherrerinstitute#17
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