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@jeroenhendricksen Thanks for the compliment and your interest in this project!

Because I always develop on Windows, I chose this KISS based setup. But I think that making the sample truly cross-platform would not be very hard. And also note that PowerShell also runs on Linux nowadays. But because I know you personally, you probably consider this swearing in church ;)

With regards to the local /nuget folder I use for the dependency on the Infrastructure package: to build a Docker image, you should use the RebuildDockerImage.ps1 script. This script copies the /nuget folder to the local folder so it becomes part of the Docker context. Make sure you follow the readme to make sure you have a local NuGet folder with the Infrastructure package.

On my TODO list I have an item to change this so that an online NuGet repo is used. This would also eliminate the need for the powershell scripts.

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@jeroenhendricksen I've updated the solution to make it more non-Windows user friendly. I've removed the dependency on local folders and introduced a public MyGet feed for dependencies. I've also added bash scripts variants of the PowerShell scripts. I suggest you do a pull request if you need any additional changes.

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Thank you for these changes. I can confirm they work on my mac without requiring Visual Studio.

I'll make a PR for another minor optimisation where builds for all containers can be done using a single command (docker-compose build), so you don't have to visit each folder from your (RebuildAllDockerImages) script. I think that would be a nice little change, given the fact that we've already embraced docker-compose.

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