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Removed deleted packages from Dockerfile#22572

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Mar 19, 2025
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Removed deleted packages from Dockerfile#22572
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refs https://linear.app/ghost/issue/ENG-2036/rework-the-monorepo-package-structure-to-solve-pain-points

  • these packages have been deleted so these lines are no longer needed

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This pull request modifies the Docker build process by removing several COPY instructions in the .docker/Dockerfile. Specifically, it deletes the commands that copy multiple package.json files from various Ghost components, including those for ActivityPub, adapter caching, dynamic routing events, link tracking, members events service, mentions email report, oEmbed service, staff service, stats service, update check service, and verification trigger. The changes are confined to eliminating these specific file copy operations, while the overall structure and subsequent commands in the Dockerfile remain intact. No changes have been made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

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55-141: Removed COPY Commands for Deleted Packages
The changes correctly remove the obsolete COPY instructions for packages that have been deleted (e.g. ghost/activitypub/package.json, ghost/adapter-cache-memory-ttl/package.json, etc.) as outlined in the PR objectives. This cleanup reduces unnecessary file copying during the Docker build and prevents potential dependency confusion.


167-167: Confirm Final Startup Command
The final command (CMD ["yarn", "dev"]) remains unchanged. Please verify that this command is still appropriate for all intended development and build environments, especially since the removal of package copy operations might affect overall dependency availability.


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