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TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.
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TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.
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TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.
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TL;DR: I created a freely available template to facilitate setting up “modern” Python projects.
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TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.
Published:
TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.
Published:
TL;DR: I created a freely available template to facilitate setting up “modern” Python projects.
Published:
TL;DR: I created a freely available template to facilitate setting up “modern” Python projects.
Published:
TL;DR: Cloned Git directories inside Docker containers can persist across builds or runs, causing branching and committing issues. Explicitly removing the directory before cloning prevents these errors.