Current Dockerfile instructions fail, do we want one that works?

[LukeTarr]

After trying to run Sidekick I discovered the recent PR to add instructions for running in Docker. The current instructions fail because the dotnet cli throws an error as it's expecting Windows stuff (which isn't going to work on Alpine obviously).

I did find a sed command in one of the open issues from someone's Fedora container that fixes this though, but since the current container expects a Linux Release instead of a Web one it doesn't find the binary.

I have successfully put together a Debug build that is confirmed running from inside Docker and lets me paste items in and check prices.

I can make a PR for this if this is allowed, but I wanted to make sure nothing else was in the works before I do so. Let me know, I can probably get the PR out this weekend.

[domialex]

I honestly believe having a GitHub action to build the web project as an appimage with VeloPack (the installer we use) is the way to go. But if you want to try and fix the Dockerfile don't hesitate. We just didn't put much time into Linux at the moment.

[LukeTarr]

Awesome thanks! I agree that probably is a good move, I am not super familiar with actual distribution stuff like that but I might be able to take a look after I PR the Docker fix, thanks!

[LukeTarr]

PR is in #514

let me know if you need any edits or anything, thanks!

[leMicin]

If we do an official web image, I want to cleanup the UI and the code to not rely on actual Clipboard Provider and stuff. I have ideas on how to architecture the solution in a way that allows us to have the right dependencies on the web project.