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Adds development self-contained builds instructions to CONTRIBUTING.md

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@ -25,4 +25,14 @@ go build # compiles and packages an executable bin
go test ./... -v # runs tests with verbose output go test ./... -v # runs tests with verbose output
./watchtower # runs the application (outside of a container) ./watchtower # runs the application (outside of a container)
``` ```
If you dont have it enabled, you'll either have to prefix each command with `GO111MODULE=on` or run `export GO111MODULE=on` before running the commands. [You can read more about modules here.](https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules) If you dont have it enabled, you'll either have to prefix each command with `GO111MODULE=on` or run `export GO111MODULE=on` before running the commands. [You can read more about modules here.](https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules)
To build a Watchtower image of your own, use the self-contained Dockerfiles. As the main Dockerfile, they can be found in `dockerfiles/`:
- `dockerfiles/Dockerfile.dev-self-contained` will build an image based on your current local Watchtower files.
- `dockerfiles/Dockerfile.self-contained` will build an image based on current Watchtower's repository on GitHub.
e.g.:
```bash
sudo docker build . -f dockerfiles/Dockerfile.dev-self-contained -t containrrr/watchtower # to build an image from local files
```