This causes problems whenever a real cert is copied into the config volume by e.g. an ansible playbook in deployment. The next time deployment fails, as the repository has been "altered".
The correct pattern is to add .gitignore for the file. No dummy is needed.
mikkonie
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10 months ago
This causes problems whenever a real cert is copied into the config volume by e.g. an ansible playbook in deployment. The next time deployment fails, as the repository has been "altered".
The correct pattern is to add
.gitignorefor the file. No dummy is needed.