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Create a Dockerfile for contributing #9105
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sure, no reason not to, methinks. feel free to open up a PR 🙂 |
@SimenB I can do it. |
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@SimenB Hi, is this issue still open? I see that there's been a PR open for a few years. Would love to take it on if it is. |
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Hi @SimenB, is anyone working on this issue? if no please assign it to me I can do it. |
I would like to work on this issue |
hey can i work on this issue @Alex-Cannon |
I would like to work on this issue! |
@Alex-Cannon if no one is working on this issue, I'd like to work on it |
is this issue still open? |
is it still open ? |
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I would love to work on this issue,Can u assign me |
🚀 Dockerfile for contributing to Jest
Create a DockerFile to run jest.
Motivation
It would be nice to have a option to run Jest with a one-click command instead of having to do any manual setup.
Example
I imagine something along the lines of this (may not be semantically correct):
docker build . / docker run jest
Pitch
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