Fix: explicitly invoking CMD in dockerfile #26775
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Can you please take a look @riftEmber ? I am new to this project and this is my first contribution here |
Signed-off-by: Madhav Madhusoodanan <[email protected]>
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Welcome, and thanks for the first contribution!
I think the comment on this CMD instruction will get out of date over time since we might not always use the debian:11 base image. I suggest either removing it, or changing it to just focus on what the CMD is for in the context of this image (launch a shell for development)
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The dockerfile present at the root of the project does not have either a
CMDor anENTRYPOINTcommand.This PR fixes it.
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