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* Upgrade all projects to .NET6.0 * Add compatibility NET5.0 * Add compatibility NET Core 3.1 * Update appveyor.yml * Update packages * Update src/activities/Elsa.Activities.Http/Elsa.Activities.Http.csproj Remove common Authorization package * Update src/activities/Elsa.Activities.Http/Elsa.Activities.Http.csproj reimplement fix for #1568 * reimplement fix for #1611 * add missing .netcoreapp3.1 references to persistence packages * fix Jint reference * change samples and tests to target .NET 6 * cleanup multi-targeting conditions in samples/tests * revert Elsa and Elsa.Temporal.Common to .netstandard2.1 only * Update docker files to use net6.0 SDK * Fix docker poor performance on arm64 * Update Elsa.sln * Update Elsa.Activities.RabbitMq.csproj Co-authored-by: Sipke Schoorstra <sipkeschoorstra@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: Mohamed Ali <antivirus.cs@gmail.com> |
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Build and run locally
Clone the repository and open a command line in the project root folder. Then you can run the two docker commands below to build and start the container. Alternatively you can use the provided docker-compose file in the docker folder that does it for you via docker-compuse up -d. The docker-compose file will also include a fake smtp server to test email delivery.
$ docker build -t elsadashboardwithserver:local -f ./docker/Dockerfile-elsa-dashboard-and-server .
$ docker run -t -i -e Elsa__Server__BaseAddress='http://localhost:6868' -e ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT='Development' -p 6868:80 elsadashboard:latest
The dashboard will be available on port 6868 and if you used the docker-compose file to start the application you will find a fake SMTP server on port 2525.