added dockerfile for deploying app on container - #391
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@captain-Akshay is attempting to deploy a commit to the Elegance Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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@captain-Akshay we recently refactored the codebase to a monorepo via Turborepo – can we refactor this PR please? |
sure let me take a look |
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If this issue is not solved ,please assign it to me |
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apologies for the delay i was busy with some intern work i will finish it up by today! |
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don't think this change is required
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@captain-Akshay any update? ☺ |
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Finishing this PR would be great for the community. thank you all guys!!! |
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Sorry I'm currently busy with something else, you can gladly take this one |
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i see the issue has been closed, has it been merged and is it done? |
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Why was this issue closed? It doesn't seem to have been solved. |
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I see this PR is still referenced on the Self-hosting documentation, and would really like this as it's the ideal way to deploy this on my setup, has this been abandoned permanently? |
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Issue #378
This commit includes a Dockerfile and a Docker Compose file to enhance the deployment of the app on a local setup.
However, there is still an issue with containerizing Next.js version 13.4.20-canary.31. To learn more and if you encounter a related issue, please visit https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues?q=docker+.
I've also added a Docker Compose file with a MySQL server for communication between the containers and made a few minor changes to improve the development experience.