# The guest rootfs build's context.
#
# The name is load-bearing and it is not `.containerignore`. Podman looks for
# an ignore file *adjacent to the Containerfile and named after it* — here,
# `Containerfile.containerignore` — before falling back to one at the root of
# the build context. The context is the repository root, so a bare
# `build/.containerignore` sits in neither place and is silently read by
# nothing: the build still works, it just sends the whole tree.
#
# Docker looks for the `.dockerignore` suffix only, so a docker build reads the
# repository-root file instead of this one and sends more than it needs. That
# is the cost of the container-agnostic name and it is only a cost in bytes.
#
# This file *replaces* the repository-wide ignore file rather than adding to
# it, so the first block below is that file repeated. The second is what only
# this build excludes.
#
# This build's context is the repository root (see `Makefile`), and it COPYs
# the workspace manifests plus the Rust members and nothing else. The
# TypeScript half is therefore dead weight in the context — a few megabytes
# sent to the daemon versus the whole tree.
.git
node_modules
target
build/output
.env
.env.*
.wrangler
dist
.output

docs
apps/api
apps/auth
packages
*.md
deno.lock
bun.lock
.zed
.github