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Add hack/Dockerfile, drop COREOS_ASSEMBLER_GIT #3087

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With the move to using even more Go, the workflow of just bind mounting the source code will break more and more.

(It has never worked for anything in mantle/)

Let's document a more robust workflow that ensures that the Go code is recompiled.

With the move to using even more Go, the workflow of just bind
mounting the source code will break more and more.

(It has never worked for anything in mantle/)

Let's document a more robust workflow that ensures that the Go
code is recompiled.
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# Use this for quicker iteration on coros-assembler; from the toplevel run e.g.:
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coros-assembler --> coreos-assembler

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lgtm

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I'm sorry for not looking at this sooner. I'd like to not drop the existing workflow. I do have some local modifications to make things still work that I'd like to propose when I have time.

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@dustymabe do you have kind of PoC for your alternative?

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