This needs to be re-evaluated. When dockerfiles are poked to determine if a rebuild is necessary, as is the case with make init and make update, this line causes Docker to rebuild the images any time the environment is new. While this might seem like the preferred behavior, it adds a lot of time to the build process because docker doesn't use its cached images.
Additionally, once these files are written, this image becomes stale until another rebuild. If a user builds their environment on Monday, works on it through Friday without a make init or make update, when they do a make export-prod they will get Monday's code. Beyond this, the code we're copying in here from the webroot isn't enough to satisfy the installation as we are not copying in the config directory which would be necessary for this site to function on its own.
COPY webroot /var/www/webrootThis needs to be re-evaluated. When dockerfiles are poked to determine if a rebuild is necessary, as is the case with
make initandmake update, this line causes Docker to rebuild the images any time the environment is new. While this might seem like the preferred behavior, it adds a lot of time to the build process because docker doesn't use its cached images.Additionally, once these files are written, this image becomes stale until another rebuild. If a user builds their environment on Monday, works on it through Friday without a
make initormake update, when they do amake export-prodthey will get Monday's code. Beyond this, the code we're copying in here from thewebrootisn't enough to satisfy the installation as we are not copying in theconfigdirectory which would be necessary for this site to function on its own.