Remove whenever, it's not used in prod. Prod uses systemd timers.
This executes the daily task on container startup. My PC isn't going to
run when this would execute 99% of the time.
My intention was to share it between the test/main service (I think).
But since it's using the main one as a base anways it's already there.
This volume overlays on the one from newer builds, hiding js package changes.
public_packs_test is unused as well, remove.
* Allow modifying .env without git complainging about changes to commit
* Require COMPOSE_PROFILE=solargraph for solargraph to be included in the image
* Set required vscode settings for solargraph to correctly work in docker
* Clean up .solargraph.yml. All these removed values are the default
* Disable autocomplete in the rails console
* Add a compose service to run rubocop
* Upddate rubocop config
Added some, removed some, ordered alphabetically.
Before: 844 files inspected, 6871 offenses detected, 6095 offenses autocorrectable
After: 844 files inspected, 8024 offenses detected, 7538 offenses autocorrectable
Most of the new offences are because of Style/StringLiterals (1312)
To see the changes persisted into the container run `docker-compose` build
`docker-compose down -v` no longer requires to reinstall gems/packages
It's also possible to have branches with different gemfiles, without having
to install between them constantly
* Fix boolean value in compose file. I just removed the variable altogether,
the iqdb site already checked against iqdbs_server.present? anyways
* Add checksum check for iqbd download
* Fix newline in iqdb patchfile
* Mark secrets as development only
* Parallelize test_parser build. I don't think there are enough files
to even hit the limit for me but good practice nontheless
* Rebuild postgres when test_parser changes. There has been no activity
in 6 years and I don't expect this to change
* Use alpine as the base image
* Parallelize bundle install
Using alpine as base make is feasable to use the provides vips library.
The version is actually newer than what was installed previously.
Other stuff I did:
* Set SECRET_TOKEN/SESSION_SECRET_KEY from docker-compose
* Mute elasticsearch startup logspam
* Execute image as root. This means mounted volume do'nt need to be chowned
* Reduces the image size by using alpine and cleaning up after some things
* Simplify the initial setup instructions slightly
* Access via localhost:3000 instead of e621.local
