readme: add instructions for docker #836
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We received feedback that some users prefer using src-cli via docker. We publish an image for the purpose of serve-git, so was only documented there. This includes basic information for those inclined to use docker.
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Co-authored-by: Adam Harvey <[email protected]>
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We received feedback that some users prefer using src-cli via docker. We publish an image for the purpose of serve-git, so was only documented there. This includes basic information for those inclined to use docker.
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We received feedback that some users prefer using src-cli via docker. We publish an image for the purpose of serve-git, so was only documented there. This includes basic information for those inclined to use docker.
Test Plan: run the supplied command in docs