Removed docker setup

[sreichel]

• there is DDEV that supports OpenMage
• there is https://github.com/OpenMage/docker-php .... merge it?

Dow we really need it? Isnt it better to simply use DDEV, that seems to be more flexible - and maintain the docker repo instead? Do we need it here in the main repo?

[colinmollenhour]

I don't think it should be removed. Reasons:

• Not everyone uses ddev - it is the most robust option but I don't think it is ubiquitous enough to make it basically required.
• It provides a good blueprint for a production deployment, ddev doesn't do this at all
• If we are going to run things like GitPod, Codespaces, Devcontainer, Cypress, etc. we need a basic working container anyway, I don't think ddev is suitable for those
• It could be moved to a separate repo, but having a single command that launches a full environment in the repo itself is I think a valuable feature - for example if a person wants to make or try out a tiny patch without affecting their main environment and not set up ddev they can do it in seconds with this.

It's currently using images from https://github.com/colinmollenhour/docker-openmage/ but I would be fine consolidating these two somehow. When tinkering with FrankenPHP I learned of https://github.com/mlocati/docker-php-extension-installer which can greatly simplify maintaining custom PHP docker images so it really isn't that hard.

[sreichel]

• It provides a good blueprint for a production deployment, ddev doesn't do this at all

Yep. DDEV is for local development only, not for production.

• If we are going to run things like GitPod, Codespaces, Devcontainer, Cypress, etc. we need a basic working container anyway, I don't think ddev is suitable for those

You're right. For Gibtpod and some others we need the docker container, but for Cypress ... https://github.com/tyler36/ddev-cypress

[colinmollenhour]

You're right. For Gibtpod and some others we need the docker container, but for Cypress ... https://github.com/tyler36/ddev-cypress

Very nice. I was going to say if we use Cypress we will also want to run it in Github Actions which I think ddev is not well-suited.. but then I Googled and would have been proven wrong. :D https://github.com/ddev/github-action-setup-ddev

[sreichel]

From google translate ... DDEV is a "Egg-laying jack of all trades" for development ;)

#945 (comment) ? Let me know.