implemented rsmetacheck dockerization & somef configuration script - #113
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Perfect, thanks a lot @SergioZSZ for your assistance with Docker! |
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Summary
This PR adds Docker support for
rsmetacheck, making it possible to run the tool in a reproducible containerized environment.A published Docker image is available on Docker Hub:
https://hub.docker.com/r/sergiozsz/rsmetacheck (the documentation of how to use it is there)
Changes
rsmetacheckimage..env.examplewith the supported SoMEF environment variables..dockerignoreto keep local/runtime files out of the image.SoMEF Configuration
SoMEF is configured when the container starts. Credentials can be provided at runtime using
--env-file .env, avoiding storing tokens inside the Docker image.