reinhapa/openjdk-dev repository overview

= OpenJDK development docker image Patrick Reinhart https://github.com/reinhapa[@reinhapa]⁠ :project-full-path: reinhapa/openjdk-dev :github-branch: master

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This project contains a Dockerfile to set up a docker image for a developer.

== Build and usage In order to build the initial docker image use the following command:

⁠[source,bash]

⁠docker build -t docker.io/reinhapa/openjdk-dev .

After the build is done you can use the image right away using the following command:

⁠[source,bash]

⁠docker run -it --name openjdk-dev -v <local_folder>:/openjdk docker.io/reinhapa/openjdk-dev

If you expirence access problems due to SELinux you must flag your data directory using the following command:

⁠[source,bash]

⁠chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t <local_folder>

When once exited the container you can restart it as follows:

⁠[source,bash]

⁠docker start -i openjdk-dev

== Contribute Contributions are always welcome.

== License This project is licensed under the https://github.com/{project-full-path}/blob/{github-branch}/LICENSE[MIT⁠ license]