Update docker-compose.yaml

[arpitkhameshra]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced deployment process for the web service, allowing for local builds from the current directory, improving flexibility in customizing the application environment.

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Walkthrough

The primary change involves the docker-compose.yaml configuration, specifically adding the build: . directive to the web service. This adjustment shifts the image generation process from relying on a remote registry to building the image locally from the current directory. This enhancement empowers developers with greater flexibility for customization and testing during local development, streamlining the workflow before deployment.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docker-compose.yaml	Added build: . directive to the web service

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant Docker
    participant Registry

    Developer->>Docker: Modify application code
    Developer->>Docker: Run 'docker-compose up'
    Docker->>Docker: Build image from Dockerfile
    Docker->>Docker: Start web service
    Docker->>Developer: Web service running locally

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docker-compose.yaml (1)

5-5: Clarify the use of both build and image directives.

The build: . directive specifies building the image locally from the Dockerfile in the current directory, while the image directive specifies a pre-built image from a registry. Using both can lead to ambiguity. Consider removing the image directive if the intention is to build locally, or clarify the intended behavior in documentation.