Hi @Julian Matthews !

I'd suggest using IPM modules for deployment where you suggest what is included in the module. Here is an example of module with simple Interoperability production.

Hi @Dmitrii Baranov!

Check this basic iris-dev template on the Open Exchange. As you can see it installs git in Dockerfile changing user to root and back to iris-owner:

## install git
## USER root   
##RUN apt update && apt-get -y install git
##USER ${ISC_PACKAGE_MGRUSER}

if uncommented it installs git via user root. I hope this is what you wanted.

There were a good article on the topic a few years ago by @Olga Phomina 

Perforce is nothing to do with the case, but I agree with @Dmitry Maslennikov - you shouldn’t deploy classes without storage, it can cause unpredictable and severe errors in case of data structure changes (e.g. if you rename/delete the property).

There is a SpeedMiner company that still produces such a product I guess. Calling @Lee Mei Chuan.

@Oliver Wilms , @Dmitry Maslennikov sent you a PR with the fix for the deployment.
 

Or you can just change the files in VSCode using Find and Replace with some wise regular expression

We delete "old" images from the registry. I'd advise using official container images from containers.intersystems.com.

The actual set of available images can be easily got with this powerful extension to Docker Desktop, which shows you the up-to-date list and has a nice UI to copy image names.

Hi Scott!

If you don't have docker you can install apps with ZPM Package Manager. There is a good amount (about 240) of apps on Open Exchange that are installable with ZPM.