Thanks a lot for your thorough comment and suggestions!
I think there's a lot I can exploit here right away:
point 4 - exactly what I am looking for at the moment, because of some issues and blockers I've encountered when locally integrating 3rd party social login providers where you need to register a domain on which requests will be redirected to, and localhost is not working
point 1 - I'm usually extracting a lot of variables into .env files and I admit it's starting to get annoying to build/run a container with --env-file=.env.local option each time. I have a (non-versioned) .env.local file with a ton of Docker-related stuff and I think I can gain a lot from this .override.yaml file.
Also, automating the build process and adding a script in form of a wizard is something that's accomplished in the later stages of the referenced tutorial, and also in Laravel Sail which is recently definitely a way to go with Laravel's local setup, so I might give it a go, too.
Once again, thank you, this will be extremely helpful!
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Thanks a lot for your thorough comment and suggestions!
I think there's a lot I can exploit here right away:
point 4 - exactly what I am looking for at the moment, because of some issues and blockers I've encountered when locally integrating 3rd party social login providers where you need to register a domain on which requests will be redirected to, and
localhostis not workingpoint 1 - I'm usually extracting a lot of variables into
.envfiles and I admit it's starting to get annoying to build/run a container with--env-file=.env.localoption each time. I have a (non-versioned).env.localfile with a ton of Docker-related stuff and I think I can gain a lot from this.override.yamlfile.Also, automating the build process and adding a script in form of a wizard is something that's accomplished in the later stages of the referenced tutorial, and also in Laravel Sail which is recently definitely a way to go with Laravel's local setup, so I might give it a go, too.
Once again, thank you, this will be extremely helpful!