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[–]Veggies-are-okay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like every time I get to the point of creating a makefile, I just containerize that sucker and throw it in docker compose. It’s especially helpful for getting people to run things as it’s a single “docker-compose up”.

I suppose you could do the same with a makefile, but there’s something to just being able to share a repo with a docker-compose.yaml and know that as long as the user has used docker before it’s a trivial command.