[Idpy-discuss] Best practice recommendation for setting up a development environment for SaToSa (with dockers?)

Hi all, For some time I have been wondering what is the best practice for developing on SaToSa. And I have no doubt I lack experience with developing in phyton, so that probably does not help either. I would kindly ask you to share how you set this up. Within my projects I typically have a pool of developers who are onboarded for a project and may go away after it is finished. Developing on satosa alone does not really make sense unless you also have an IDP or OP and an SP or RP depending a bit on what needs to be done. In addition you might need a MDQ and a WAYF service, e.g. based on pyFF. In an effort to minimize the overhead of setting all of that up, I have created a set of dockers that have ready made IdP, SP, RP and pyFF components so this can just be started and it works. Clearly a bit of work needs to go into making sure that all the bits know about each other so client registration and saml metadata needs to be synced between the various components. For SaToSa the container model however does not really work well, as I have set it up currently. Typically I want to use a git repo as the source of my codebase. Deploying this codebase with "pip install" directly pulls it from git into the container and this works well, but now modifying the code is really cumbersome as the code is now buried deep inside the python libraries directory structure, and in addition I can no longer directly commit or push my changes from within the docker container towards git. An alternative model where I deploy the codebase on my local disk, push changes from there into git and then after each change rebuild the container is even more annoying. There must be better ways to deal with this, but I have not figured that out :( Any suggestion of best practices of how to set up a "proper" dev environment for SaToSa, preferably in combination with docker? Many thanks, Niels PS: given that everyone ever wanting to do something with SaToSa would also need IdP, SP, RP and probably MDQ would it make sense to in the neighborhood of SaToSa provide some out of the box components that set that up, e.g. like as dockers? I would be happy to share we I have created for that so far.