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  • Added environment variable to ensure container rebuilds when dependency files change.
  • Adjusted COPY commands to prevent cache misses by excluding .git and README.md.
  • Removed unnecessary dummy content and streamlined the build process.

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  • Chores
    • Streamlined the build process by reorganizing steps and improving dependency handling.
    • Optimized file management during builds to reduce unnecessary operations and prevent cache issues.

…management

- Added environment variable to ensure container rebuilds when dependency files change.
- Adjusted COPY commands to prevent cache misses by excluding .git and README.md.
- Removed unnecessary dummy content and streamlined the build process.
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The Dockerfile for the Haskell application has been updated to streamline the build process. Key modifications include reordering environment variable declarations, changing the working directory setup, and adjusting the COPY command to include all files from the current directory. Additionally, commands that created dummy static content and an echo-based build script have been removed, and a cleanup command now removes unnecessary files to ensure a cleaner build context.

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File Change Summary
dockerfiles/haskell-9.8.Dockerfile - Reordered environment variable declaration (moved CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS above WORKDIR)
- Revised COPY to copy all files to /app/
- Added removal of .git and README.md
- Removed dummy static content creation and RUN echo script

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    participant D as Docker Build
    participant F as Dockerfile
    D->>F: Set CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS env variable
    F-->>D: Environment variable configured
    D->>F: Set WORKDIR to /app
    F-->>D: Working directory set
    D->>F: Copy all files to /app/
    F-->>D: Files copied
    D->>F: Remove .git and README.md
    F-->>D: Unwanted files removed
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dockerfiles/haskell-9.8.Dockerfile (1)

3-4: Update the comment to reflect Haskell dependency files.

The comment currently states “Ensures the container is re-built if go.mod or go.sum changes,” which is misleading for a Haskell project. Since the ENV CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS variable lists stack.yaml,package.yaml,stack.yaml.lock, please update the comment accordingly (e.g., “Ensures the container is re-built if dependency files (stack.yaml, package.yaml, or stack.yaml.lock) change”).

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dockerfiles/haskell-9.8.Dockerfile (2)

15-19: Effective caching strategy with adjusted COPY.

The reordering with the WORKDIR /app declaration and the subsequent COPY . /app/ followed by removal of .git and README.md is a solid approach to prevent cache misses. Ensure that similar Dockerfiles in your projects adopt this improved pattern to maintain consistency.


22-29: Verify caching and cleanup steps.

The steps following the build—running stack build, cleaning up with stack clean, moving cache directories to /app-cached, and removing /app/app—are well-structured and align with the intent to streamline the Docker build context. It would be beneficial to double-check that moving and removing these directories do not interfere with subsequent build or runtime operations.

@andy1li andy1li merged commit 8c0d3d8 into main Apr 9, 2025
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