chore: Use Docker Compose to host documentation locally #1410
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Thanks 👍 good idea!
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What does this PR do?
Added
compose.ymlfile to been able to start local mkdocs server without installing python3.8 on host machine. Took inspiration from tc for node project.Why is it important?
Do not need to install python on host to be able to work with docs.
How to test this PR
Run
docker compose upand visithttp://localhost:8000