dev: add development container to docker-compose.yaml

[BacLuc]

To simplify contribution.
To install the dependencies:
docker compose run --rm php composer install --prefer-dist

To run the tests:
docker compose run --rm php vendor/bin/phpunit --verbose

The profile in the docker-compose.yaml file is used that the php service does not start with the mysql service, and it is only used for one shot commands, not as
a daemon.

[BacLuc]

Would you be open to such i change?
Should i add documentation somewhere?

[theofidry]

I think it's a great idea, but I would then push it a step further:

• There is also MongoDB
• I would adjust the Makefile and related scripts to make use of the docker image
• Might be worth using it in the CI as well to avoid having a difference between a local run and a CI run?

It's by no means a small contribution, but that would definitely make a lot of things a lot easier 😊

[BacLuc]

• There is also MongoDB

Did i understand correctly that i should add the mongodb driver, not a mongodb service to the docker compose?
I ran the tests and they all passed without a mongodb driver or service.

I added a mongodb driver for now, but did not test it.

• I would adjust the Makefile and related scripts to make use of the docker image

Could you point me to the Makefile i need to update?

• Might be worth using it in the CI as well to avoid having a difference between a local run and a CI run?

It makes the code dry and everything is updated in one step.
But i also made the experience that it is slower to build / run the tests in a container in github actions,
than to run them in the action itself.
And if you let renovate update it, it updates all the places for you if configured correctly.
There may be problems with different environments, but we only had 1 in 3 years: ecamp/ecamp3#3457 (comment)

[theofidry]

@BacLuc apologies for the late review.

Looks like I mixed up this PR with https://github.com/theofidry/AliceDataFixtures, so forget about the last comment about MongoDB and the Makefile 😓.

Thanks for the work!