Add Docker configuration for turtlebot3 environment #1050
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Description
This pull request merges the
support-dockerbranch into the main branch, introducing Docker support to the turtlebot3 project. The changes in this branch aim to simplify the setup process and streamline the development environment through containerization.Summary of Changes
A new Dockerfile is provided to build a containerized environment for turtlebot3. This ensures that users can quickly and consistently set up the required build environment.
Motivation
Many users and contributors have expressed interest in a containerized setup that can simplify dependency management and environment configuration. By integrating Docker support, we reduce setup time and increase the reproducibility of builds and tests. This change helps new contributors get started quickly and makes the project more accessible.
Testing & Validation
The Docker container was built and run locally, and all essential functionalities were verified within the containerized environment.
Request for Review
Please review the changes and provide any feedback or suggestions. Your input is welcome to ensure that this new workflow integrates smoothly with our ongoing development process.