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586b5e1: Enable Docker Containerization

Overview

This release introduces support for containerizing the application using Docker. The primary purpose of adding a Dockerfile is to provide a consistent and portable environment for building and running the application, simplifying deployment and setup across different environments. This change is crucial for improving the maintainability and scalability of the project. Users can now build a Docker image and run the application within a container, reducing dependency conflicts and streamlining the deployment process. The expected impact is a significant improvement in ease of deployment and environmental consistency for developers and users.

Release Details

  • Release Date: 2025-05-22 15:54:18 UTC
  • Commit: 586b5e1
  • Author: smithery-ai[bot]
  • Branch(es): tag: 0.2.0

Changes

This release focuses on enabling containerization of the application.

New Features

  • Docker Support: Added a Dockerfile to define the build process for a Docker image. This allows the application to be packaged into a container, ensuring consistent execution across various environments and simplifying deployment workflows.

Modified Files

  • Dockerfile (modified)
    • Changes: 3 total
    • Added: 2 lines
    • Removed: 1 lines

Testing

Testing for this release primarily involved manual verification of the Docker build process. The Dockerfile was used to build an image locally, and the resulting container was run to ensure the application starts and functions as expected within the containerized environment.

Instructions for Update

To utilize the new containerization feature, users can build the Docker image from the root of the repository using the provided Dockerfile.

  1. Ensure Docker is installed and running.
  2. Navigate to the project root directory in your terminal.
  3. Build the Docker image: docker build -t your-image-name .
  4. Run the application in a container: docker run your-image-name (adjust run command based on application requirements, e.g., port mapping).

Additional Notes

This release lays the groundwork for future container-based deployment strategies. While the Dockerfile is provided, specific orchestration configurations (like Docker Compose, Kubernetes manifests) are not included in this release but may be added in subsequent versions.

Full Changelog: 0.1.1...0.2.0

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