dockerfile: fix missing source mapping for COPY --link command#4798
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Signed-off-by: Tonis Tiigi <tonistiigi@gmail.com>
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| llb.Platform(*d.platform), | ||
| } | ||
| copy(copyOpts, fileOpt) | ||
| copyOpts = append(copyOpts, fileOpt...) |
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Wondering if there is a linter to catch this kind of common mistake
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COPY --linkcommand lost its source mapping to the original Dockerfile when converted to LLB vertex. Regression from cc1499e#diff-905097ba6a4e36b3afbb1204e52315791dc0915f2a845c768bc84c6af5db1e1fR1075 progressgroup PR.@sipsma The previous code is clearly incorrect as it is copying to nil slice (that does nothing), but do check that I didn't miss any progressgroup logic.