Create .gitpod.Dockerfile and .gitpod.yml

[HonkingGoose]

Changes

• Create Gitpod configuration file
• Create Gitpod "Dockerfile"
• Tell Prettier to ignore the .gitpod.Dockerfile edit: turns out Prettier doesn't even attempt to format Dockerfiles, it's not one of their supported languages...

Context

The .gitpod.Dockerfile is a real Dockerfile, just with a different name. We need to install some dependencies to make Cypress work with Gitpod.

Fixes #379.

License warning

The Gitpod configuration file and the Gitpod "Dockerfile" are based on files from https://github.com/mikenikles/cypress-on-gitpod repository, that uses the MIT license. Not sure if we can mix-and-match with our BSD-2-clause license. To be on the safe side, I've put a license comment in those two files, with a link to the source repository where I basically copy/pasted the code, and then made some customization for our own situation.

Question for maintainer/author of mikenikles/cypress-on-gitpod

Hi @mikenikles, as you can see I'm using 2 files of your repository cypress-on-gitpod as a base for our Gitpod configuration.
I also grabbed the changes that are in a pending PR: https://github.com/mikenikles/cypress-on-gitpod/pull/3

Are you okay for me to use these two files and customize them? By the way, thank you very much for figuring out how to run Cypress on Gitpod, I would not have got that working myself! 😄

If you want we can keep the MIT license warning in these two files.

Let me know what you like best! 😉

[HonkingGoose]

Marking this PR as a draft until we get feedback from the creator of the repository where I copy/pasted stuff from... 😄

[mikenikles]

Hi @HonkingGoose, yes go for it and use the code anywhere you like. I'm glad it's helpful and solves that challenge for others 😄.

[HonkingGoose]

Hi @HonkingGoose, yes go for it and use the code anywhere you like. I'm glad it's helpful and solves that challenge for others 😄.

@mikenikles To be extra clear, do you want those two files to use the Octoclairvoyant BSD 2 clause license, or the MIT license? 😉

[mikenikles]

I don't have enough knowledge about the various licenses to make an informed comment. As long as me and anyone else can continue to freely use and modify my initial files in my repo, I'm ok if you copy & paste the content and license it under BSD-2.

[HonkingGoose]

I don't have enough knowledge about the various licenses to make an informed comment. As long as me and anyone else can continue to freely use and modify my initial files in my repo, I'm ok if you copy & paste the content and license it under BSD-2.

I don't know much about these licenses as well. But I figure it's better to ask ahead of time about licensing, before copy/pasting stuff.. 😄

If we want to be sure we can contribute any changes we make back to you, we should probably keep the original MIT license for these files...

[HonkingGoose]

I know it's a bit messy having the license text in a comment, but I'm not sure how else to add this work to our project in a legal manner.