Add minimalist docker integration #1094
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I would suggest to add MailHog for testing emails: https://github.com/mailhog/MailHog |
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Btw, we already have docker implementation in progress on this project, see #931
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| $ docker-compose up -d | ||
| $ symfony console doctrine:database:create | ||
| $ symfony console doctrine:migrations:migrate |
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I'd simplify with doctrine:schema:create instead, otherwise on each schema change we would need a new migration, but it's not necessary because we use SQLite here
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This PR add support for Docker with a minimalist configuration. It take advantage offer by the Symfony binary and it's docker integration
The application still use the SQLite DB by default.