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Add development docker image to docker-tools

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This ticket is a follow up from #9716:

Add development docker image in dockertools following the developers guide for getting set up

create Dockerfile from dkapitan/continuumio:miniconda-debian-slim that includes
- installation of all dependencies via environment.yml
- running python setup.py develop]
- installing bokeh sampledata
has Makefile for ease-of-use, e.g. launching container in interactive mode + volume mount of working directory on local machine following Travis Reeder’s setup

Not sure what to do with Git Hooks. I think they don’t need to go in the container.

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Created 4 years ago
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ianthomas23commented, May 23, 2022

@Karel-van-de-Plassche Thanks, there isn’t much docker experience amongst the core devs but we are learning fast, and any help will be gratefully received.

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ianthomas23commented, May 23, 2022

@Karel-van-de-Plassche There was some work on Docker images about 6 months ago, summarised at https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/wiki/Docker-dev-container. The Dockerfile and other related files are in ci/docker directory.

This is still a work in progress with a tentative plan to revisit it just after the 3.0 release with the possibility of fixing the version of chrome used in the image with that used in our CI. Hopefully multiple developers will adopt the use of docker for their Bokeh building and testing, and we might look at running some of the CI in a docker container.