Keep .claude out of the Docker build context - #104
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Agent worktrees under .claude/worktrees are whole extra checkouts of this repo, and the build context picks them up. .claude is local session state and never belongs in an image.
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Excludes local Claude session state from installer Docker builds, reducing context size and build overhead.
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- Adds
.claudeto the installer’s Docker ignore rules.
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The root Dockerfile builds with the repository as its context, where .claude lives; installer/.dockerignore only covers the installer context. Ignore .claude at the root as well.
Local agent session state (
.claude) can grow large — worktrees under.claude/worktreesare whole extra checkouts of the repo — and ships with the Docker build context, bloating images. Ignore it.