Thanks for your comment! haha

Yeah, you can do that, too, but you'd need to rebuild your docker image every time you modify your code and test it if you took that route. You can save a few seconds of your time if you just use the flags and locally build your go project. As long as you correctly use the volume option in your docker-compose.yml, the updated go binary will be available in your docker image as well. haha

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Daiki Nakashita
Daiki Nakashita

Written by Daiki Nakashita

UC San Diego grad, working as a software developer in a foreign land while struggling to get a grasp of the culture and language.

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