Add configurable dockerfile_path to applications#153
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Only concern here, is that I believe cabotage assumes the build context will still be the root of the repository, effectively:
docker build -f docker/Dockerfile.cabotage .Do you want to be able to specify the build context as well?
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In my repo I'm trying to clean up the top level and I'm hoping to be able to configure my
Dockerfile.cabotrageto a different spot (like in docker/ or something)This lets me do that