Deploying Angular Node.js Application Using Docker #209
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agordon-vivid
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Oct 17, 2024
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I don't think we want to be checking in these node_modules files
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Also, might be worth a name change on the client folder. We don't need to add |
@agordon-vivid gitignore added. Thanks |
Yep, I will add another PR to rename the fodler, and change pathname being used. Just trying to keep this pr clean. |
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Trying to keep this PR simple,once I confirm this works, I should have a second PR to move the ng build and npm install process from the .yml into dockerfile.
Just want to test this out if it is working fine inside our AWS environment.