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Usually I just have a very tiny .dockerignore with .git in it (since .git usually grows so huge), although some applications store logs and stuff that you shoul
by zenlikethat 12y ago
Usually I just have a very tiny .dockerignore with .git in it (since .git usually grows so huge), although some applications store logs and stuff that you should probably not send to the docker daemon every time.
I've found Github's auto-generated-by-language .gitignore files very useful.
- andrewstuart2 12y agoI think it's just a tiny wrapper that oh-my-zsh has, but I have a `gi` bash function that calls out to gitignore.io/api/$@. Then I just redirect the response to .gitignore. `gi vim,linux,node,grunt,bower > .gitignore` Super handy.
- zenlikethat 12y agoNice!