Comment only. The Dockerfile said dist/ is committed "for the convenience of people serving the tree directly". It isn't (.gitignore keeps it out), so the line reads as if a checkout can be served as-is when it can't. The reason for building inside the image stays.
Comment only. The Dockerfile said `dist/` is committed "for the convenience of people serving the tree directly". It isn't (`.gitignore` keeps it out), so the line reads as if a checkout can be served as-is when it can't. The reason for building inside the image stays.
It said dist/ is committed for people serving the tree directly. It isn't: .gitignore keeps it out, so there is no built tree to serve. The reason for building in the image stands.
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Comment only. The Dockerfile said
dist/is committed "for the convenience of people serving the tree directly". It isn't (.gitignorekeeps it out), so the line reads as if a checkout can be served as-is when it can't. The reason for building inside the image stays.