You should know there was a pretty big bug fixed in .dockerignore in just the last release. [edit] That bug was in the logic for white-listing files, which is generally the safest way to keep from accidentally publishing things (that is, if it works).
And it's possible a similar issue still exists in docker-compose but it's still open.
.gitignore keeps me from checking my files into git, but it doesn't keep me from publishing them in a docker image. So now I have a second way to screw up.
And it's possible a similar issue still exists in docker-compose but it's still open.
.gitignore keeps me from checking my files into git, but it doesn't keep me from publishing them in a docker image. So now I have a second way to screw up.