[Fix] Add .dockerignore to reduce build context size #3323
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Why are the changes needed?
Docker builds were extremely slow due to transferring 8.8GB of build context, including the large .venv/ directory, .git/ Python cache files, and other development artifacts. Adding
.dockerignorereduces context transfer to ~160MB, significantly speeding up integration test container builds.What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Add
.dockerignorefile to exclude development artifacts from Docker build context. Refer.dockerignorefile setting here: https://gist.github.com/KernelA/04b4d7691f28e264f72e76cfd724d448How was this patch tested?
Running
make build-devto ensure the context size is reducedSetup process
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Summary by Bito
This pull request introduces a .dockerignore file that optimizes Docker builds by excluding unnecessary files, reducing the context size from 8.8GB to approximately 160MB. This enhancement significantly improves the speed of integration test container builds and streamlines the development process.