Decrease size of docker context by two orders of magnitude#47342
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When building docker image, local source files are sent as context. Unfortunately node and pnmp are adding a lot of cache inside the source tree and if we are not carefuly with excludin those, we end up with GBs of context being sent to docker before the build even starts (which takes minutes) This PR removes .pnpm-store folders that were the root cause for sending 1.5GB of context. It also adds simple instructions how you can check which files are in the context and how to see the size of the context. With this change, the context is down from 1.5 GB to 90 MB - cutting docker build context sending time from ~ minute to under a second.
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) When building docker image, local source files are sent as context. Unfortunately node and pnmp are adding a lot of cache inside the source tree and if we are not carefuly with excludin those, we end up with GBs of context being sent to docker before the build even starts (which takes minutes) This PR removes .pnpm-store folders that were the root cause for sending 1.5GB of context. It also adds simple instructions how you can check which files are in the context and how to see the size of the context. With this change, the context is down from 1.5 GB to 90 MB - cutting docker build context sending time from ~ minute to under a second.
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) When building docker image, local source files are sent as context. Unfortunately node and pnmp are adding a lot of cache inside the source tree and if we are not carefuly with excludin those, we end up with GBs of context being sent to docker before the build even starts (which takes minutes) This PR removes .pnpm-store folders that were the root cause for sending 1.5GB of context. It also adds simple instructions how you can check which files are in the context and how to see the size of the context. With this change, the context is down from 1.5 GB to 90 MB - cutting docker build context sending time from ~ minute to under a second.
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When building docker image, local source files are sent as context. Unfortunately node and pnmp are adding a lot of cache inside the source tree and if we are not carefuly with excludin those, we end up with GBs of context being sent to docker before the build even starts (which takes minutes)
This PR removes .pnpm-store folders that were the root cause for sending 1.5GB of context. It also adds simple instructions how you can check which files are in the context and how to see the size of the context. With this change, the context is down from 1.5 GB to 90 MB - cutting docker build context sending time from ~ minute to under a second.
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