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fix: docker-build failure #250
fix: docker-build failure #250
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Let's not do this. Let's move the image we're using in the source under the app/*
folder. The top-level img
folder is for screenshots and docs.
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I have moved the image used by the project to |
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Can you move the img/license
file too? it goes with this file
* Remove /img * import image assets from app/assets * Move img/LICENSEto app/assets
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Thanks for doing this, I totally missed it in my review before.
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I'm sorry I didn't know doing that could cause docker to fail
It happens. Part of the process. |
Description
This PR could potentially fix the Docker build job failing due to Docker Engine not being able to find the imports located in the
/img
directory, as we are ignoring it in.dockerignore
.