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chore(infra): Improve .dockerignore
#17048
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: Consider removing the vim filetype directiveThe vim filetype directive is helpful during development but doesn't affect Docker functionality. Consider removing it to keep the file focused on its primary purpose.
-# vi: ft=gitignore -
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: Enhance environment file patternsWhile the current patterns are good, consider adding more common environment file variants for completeness.
# Known ignores /.github/ /.git/ /scripts/ci/ /.env.* /.envrc* +/.env +/.environment +/.env.local +/.env.*.localNote:
.git/
is automatically ignored by Docker, so its entry is redundant but harmless.
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: Add more temporary file patternsConsider adding more common temporary file patterns to ensure comprehensive coverage.
# Logs and temporaries **/log/ **/*.log **/tmp/ **/temp/ +**/*.tmp +**/*.temp +**/.DS_Store +**/Thumbs.db
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: Add more build output patternsConsider adding more common build output directories to ensure comprehensive coverage.
# Outputs **/dist/ **/out/ +**/build/ +**/.build/ +**/coverage/ +**/.coverage/ +**/.next/
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: Consider organizing patterns by priority and scopeThe current organization is good, but consider restructuring the file to:
- Place most impactful patterns first (like
node_modules
and build outputs)- Group patterns by their scope (global vs local)
- Add comments explaining why certain patterns are included
This would make the file more maintainable and help others understand the impact of each pattern.
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: Enhance Docker-related patterns and verify impact
The patterns look good, but consider adding more Docker-related files. Also, let's verify the impact of these changes on the build context size.
# Docker-stuff
**/Dockerfile
**/Dockerfile.*
**/Containerfile
**/Containerfile.*
**/*-compose.yaml
**/*-compose.yml
+**/.docker/
+**/docker-compose.override.*
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about Docker-related files in the repository.
Docker-related patterns in .dockerignore are sufficient
The current Docker-related patterns in .dockerignore are comprehensive and well-structured. After analyzing the repository:
- All Dockerfile variants are covered by existing patterns
- Multiple docker-compose.yml files exist but are already covered
- No .docker directories or docker-compose.override files were found
- Container-related source files (*.ts, *.tsx) should not be ignored as they are part of the application code
The suggested additions are not necessary as they would either:
- Match non-existent files (.docker/, docker-compose.override.*)
- Or potentially ignore required source code files
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of .dockerignore changes on build context size
# Get the total size of files that would be included in build context
echo "Files that would be included in build context:"
tar -czf - . --exclude-vcs | wc -c
# List any potentially large files that might have been missed
echo -e "\nPotentially large files (>10MB) that would be included:"
find . -type f -size +10M ! -path "*/\.*" ! -path "*/node_modules/*" ! -path "*/dist/*" ! -path "*/build/*" -exec ls -lh {} \;
Length of output: 716
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for Docker-related files that might need to be ignored
echo "Finding Docker-related files:"
fd -H -t f "docker|container" -E ".dockerignore"
echo -e "\nChecking for .docker directories:"
fd -H -t d "^\.docker$"
echo -e "\nChecking for docker-compose override files:"
fd -t f "docker-compose\.override\."
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LGTM
.dockerignore
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This reverts commit ede53ec.
This reverts commit ede53ec.
)" This reverts commit 1fdf64d.
Much faster "Transferring build context" and thinner images.
Cherry-picked from #17050
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.dockerignore
file to include new ignore patterns for improved organization and specificity, enhancing the Docker build process.