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This is a proposal to use the docker image we already generate in `make-bootstrap-with-docker` as another way to run the tests. I don't think this is necessarily a better approach than that described in the README but it does provide some consistency with how concourse does it and means the Dockerfile ends up as the one description of how to run the tests.
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I tried running make bootstrap-with-docker test-with-docker locally but got a few of these errors
redis.exceptions.ConnectionError: Error 99 connecting to localhost:6999. Cannot assign requested address.
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This is a proposal to use the docker image we already generate in
make-bootstrap-with-dockeras another way to run the tests.I don't think this is necessarily a better approach than that described in the README but it does provide some consistency with how concourse does it and means the Dockerfile ends up as the one description of how to run the tests.