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When a branch is merged to master, we'd like to build a Docker image and push it to Dockerhub.
This will entail somehow getting Dockerhub credentials into the image or build process.

Write a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml suitable for development.

Use poetry to define a pyproject.toml that includes Dash as a dependency.

In the Dockerfile, ADD the pyproject.toml and use poetry export to render a requirements.txt file that you can then pip install: we do not need a virtualenv in the docker container.

At the end of the Dockerfile, ADD the code from the repo and invoke pip install -e . to ensure the packages under development are available for import. Also, use VOLUME to bind the local copy of the code into the container.

The docker-compose.yml file can start simple, having a service called "bash" that when docker-compose run bash is invoked will drop the developer into a shell in the container. Optionally, add a tests folder and write a no-op test and an additional service "tests" that, when invoked, just runs pytest.

Add a service to the docker-compose file such that, when docker-compose up is invoked, a Flask webserver starts and begins serving a "hello world" page on localhost.

Additionally, ensure that Dash and plotly are importable and we can some of its functionality, perhaps displaying a static plot.

Use Github's actions to set up CI, such that when a branch is pushed, unit tests are run. We'd also like to make sure that when a PR is opened, the CI status is displayed there.