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  • You would run “docker build” to create your image. Maybe around the top of your source tree. That would have a step which copies your code into a directory which will be part of the built image.

    Though as another reply mentions, for dev purposes (probably not for production) you could create a mount point / volume which mounts the source dir from your host inside of the container. This will allow you to make changes to your source code on your host without having to re-run “docker build” every time.