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Dockerignore: convert to whitelist #738

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@alxndrsn alxndrsn commented Oct 5, 2024

Update to #361

  • conflicts resolved
  • convert .dockerignore from blacklist-based to whitelist
  • decrease docker build context size significantly (most savings would come from excluding .git dirs)
  • make docker builds less dependent on local state (e.g. local node_modules in submodules)
  • add script for checking docker build context
  • add CI tests to monitor if surprisingly large changes are made to the build context

To check build context locally, run:

./test/check-docker-context.sh --report

To check against previous .dockerignore:

git checkout next -- .dockerignore && ./test/check-docker-context.sh --report

* convert dockerignore from blacklist-based to whitelist
* decrease docker build context size significantly
* make docker builds less dependent on local state (e.g. local node_modules in submodules)
* add script for checking docker build context
* add CI tests to monitor if surprisingly large changes are made to the build context
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alxndrsn commented Oct 5, 2024

Unfortunately generating version.txt requires all .git directories to be included in the build context.

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alxndrsn commented Oct 5, 2024

Currently, .git in published central-service images is a file:

/usr/odk# cat .git
gitdir: ../.git/modules/server

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Could we maybe delete it after the build step in the docker file?

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alxndrsn commented Oct 7, 2024

Could we maybe delete it after the build step in the docker file?

That could be done, but the file itself looks harmless.

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@matthew-white matthew-white changed the base branch from master to next October 8, 2024 13:49
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