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 6. Scroll down and press start container to start the container. \
 <sub><sub>*This assumes that Podman desktop app is installed and a Podman machine is created and configured</sub><sub>
 ## Podman CLI
+
+1. Build the container image from the Dockerfile using the command:
+````
+podman build -f /path/to/Dockerfile -t image_name .
+````
+where /path/to/Dockerfile is the path to the Dockerfile located in .github/workflows and image_name is the desired name for the container image.
+
+
+
+2. Once the image is built, you can list it using:
+
+podman images
+
+3. To create a container from the image, run:
+
+
+````
+podman run -it --name container_name -v /path/to/pymgm:/app image_name
+````
+
+3. Replace container_name with the desired name for your container, image_name with the name of the image you created earlier,
+and /path/to/pymgm with the path to your pymgm repo on the host machine.*
+
+<sub>*If running using a WSL or gitbash on a Windows machine be sure to add an extra ' \ ' for every ' \ ' in the path.  
+EX) C:\User\username should be replaced with C:\\User\\username<sub>
+
+
+
+   
+
+
+4.Start the container using the command:
+````
+podman start container_name
+````
+This will start the container using the previously created name container_name.