Separate in container scripts#1
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Mainly to cut down on spinning up new containers for each command
including correcting the link to the cddeploy script as expected by the link text
this should all happen only in the docker image build
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otherwise shellcheck tries to scan the docker item and fails because it's a directory not a script
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@ollieh-m You might be interested in some changes to these scripts based on our findings from Landmrk |
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Found these scripts ran slowly in Landmrk in part due to spinning up a lot of containers. Attempting to reduce the number of containers started by having separate scripts to be run inside a container rather than individual commands executed by
docker-compose run.Plus a bit of tidying: README corrections and no need to install gems locally as using docker to run the app.