Added Git specific instuctions for copying the files to an existing project #594
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With the new instructions the copying to an existing project doesn't destoy the cloned symfony-docker repository.
maxhelias
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Mar 27, 2024
| Then, copy the Docker-related files from the skeleton to your existing project: | ||
| If you cloned the Git repository you can copy the files from the repository using git and tar: | ||
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| git archive --format=tar HEAD | tar -xC my-existing-project/ |
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That's good tip, but I think we should always explain why it's necessary to remove the .git directory to avoid conflicts
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Re added the warning with slight modification.
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March 27, 2024 16:25
The re added version warns to not copy it instead of recommending it's deletion.
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With the new instructions the copying to an existing project doesn't destroy the cloned symfony-docker repository.