feat(docker): add docker compose setup for developers - #278
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Add two additional compose setups under /docker. One builds backend from source and another builds backend, secvisogram and validator-service from source. Both setups are thin by sharing the base setup.
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Add two additional compose setups under /docker. One builds backend from source and another builds backend, secvisogram and validator-service from source. Both setups are thin by sharing the base setup.
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docker/dev— buildsbackend-cmsfrom this repo's own source. Use this when you're only working on the backend:cd docker/dev docker compose up -d --builddocker/dev-all— buildsbackend-cms,secvisogram, and the validator service, all from local source. Requiressecvisogramandcsaf-validator-servicechecked out as sibling directories next to this repo (i.e.../secvisogramand../csaf-validator-servicerelative to this repo's root):cd docker/dev-all docker compose up -d --build