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Add the Docker developer option to live-update the files inside the containers for frontend and backend.
Add the development section to the backend Dockerfile. This section is run with docker-compose.
Adjusted the npm dev command to include the host and the port.
Removed unused import on the frontend.
⚠️ I have also added the note to the README file. Please read it before trying to work with the feature as there is information about the limitations of the current solution.
* Add the Docker `developer` option to live-update the files inside the containers for frontend and backend.
* Add the `development` section to the backend Dockerfile. This section is run with docker-compose.
* Adjusted the npm `dev` command to include the host and the port.
* Removed unused import on frontend.
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I have put in some minor questions. One more thing is that it might be worth to mention in README that You need to be logged into Docker Desktop to use --watch, it does not work for anonymous users
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I have put in some minor questions. One more thing is that it might be worth to mention in README that You need to be logged into Docker Desktop to use --watch, it does not work for anonymous users
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I have put in some minor questions. One more thing is that it might be worth to mention in README that You need to be logged into Docker Desktop to use --watch, it does not work for anonymous users
I have put in some minor questions. One more thing is that it might be worth mentioning in README that You need to be logged in to Docker Desktop to use --watch, it does not work for anonymous users
According to the official Docker website, the sign-in benefits are just some more pull ranges.
On the watch functionality documentation also there is nothing about being logged into Docker Desktop.
I'm using it without logging into the Docker Desktop, and it is working fine.
Can you share with me the error you have got?
I have put in some minor questions. One more thing is that it might be worth mentioning in README that You need to be logged in to Docker Desktop to use --watch, it does not work for anonymous users
According to the official Docker website, the sign-in benefits are just some more pull ranges. On the watch functionality documentation also there is nothing about being logged into Docker Desktop. I'm using it without logging into the Docker Desktop, and it is working fine. Can you share with me the error you have got?
You are right. I have just retried it after logging out and this time it worked 🤷🏼 Maybe some issue on my side before.
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developeroption to live-update the files inside the containers for frontend and backend.developmentsection to the backend Dockerfile. This section is run with docker-compose.devcommand to include the host and the port.