Add new scripts for creating Docker containers to enable better testing of TFQ builds #948
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This as a subdirectory
release/docker/containing aDockerfileand a script to create Docker images. The images are basic Ubuntu Linux 22.04 and 24.04, with a version of Python preinstalled. Running the scriptcreate_docker_images.shin that directory creates a total of eight images, with names likeubuntu22-cp39,ubuntu22-cp310, etc.These are useful for testing TensorFlow Quantum builds in more isolated environments with different versions of Python. More information can be found in the README file
release/docker/README.md.The setup is not fancy, but it is useful when (e.g.) trying different combinations of dependency versions with different Python versions.