Canvas Course Manager Next: A redesign of the existing CCM application. It extends Canvas features, makes cumbersome features easier to use, and adds new features.
Current, .dockerignore uses **/env.* for its pattern, which doesn't match the pattern we use in this project for local development, .env. This isn't a big issue because a) the project doesn't expect the .env to be in ccm_web at all (where .dockerignore is), and b) we don't use .env files for deployment builds.
However, as a precaution, it seems right to fix this, as it's possible a file could be moved into ccm_web inadvertently, and locally built images could be pushed to a remote image stream.
Current,
.dockerignore
uses**/env.*
for its pattern, which doesn't match the pattern we use in this project for local development,.env
. This isn't a big issue because a) the project doesn't expect the.env
to be inccm_web
at all (where.dockerignore
is), and b) we don't use.env
files for deployment builds.However, as a precaution, it seems right to fix this, as it's possible a file could be moved into
ccm_web
inadvertently, and locally built images could be pushed to a remote image stream.