Add 'update.sh' #1

Thank you!

Sorry for the late reply, I get busy during the weekdays.

Will merge the PR after I test the code :)

Just a few modifications:

• You need to add docker-compose build after docker-compose down to build the image (since there are no pre-built images)

• You have to remove the docker-compose.yml files with rm */docker-compose.yml to prevent conflicts when building

• I would recommend adding set -x since the docker-compose commmands require sudo

You have to remove the docker-compose.yml files with rm */docker-compose.yml to prevent conflicts when building

Do not get what you mean excatly, the main docker-compose file? or files inside hyperpipe and hyperpipe-backend?

I would recommend adding set -x since the docker-compose commmands require sudo

What? O.o First time to see this syntax

Do not get what you mean excatly, the main docker-compose file? or files inside hyperpipe and hyperpipe-backend?

The docker-compose.yml files inside ./Hyperpipe and ./hyperpipe-backend have to be removed

What? O.o First time to see this syntax

It is used to print the commands executed :)

btw, i think it would be easier to mention this in the readme

The docker-compose.yml files inside ./Hyperpipe and ./hyperpipe-backend have to be removed

Unsure why but done it, even though if file update it would tell you in git

It is used to print the commands executed :)

hmm, you mean like set -x sudo docker-compose ??

btw, i think it would be easier to mention this in the readme

Done

hmm, you mean like set -x sudo docker-compose ??

here is an example :)

#!/bin/sh

set -x
sudo docker-compose down
echo "Building..."
sudo docker-compose build

Okay so put it once, learned new thing toady!

and done