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Would it be possible for Dockerfile B to include Dockerfile A, and then Dockerfile C include Dockerfile B?
Currently that doesn't work because of the duplicate # syntax. The error is:
# syntax
Dockerfile:1 -------------------- 1 | >>> # syntax = edrevo/dockerfile-plus 2 | # syntax = edrevo/dockerfile-plus 3 | INCLUDE+ ../Dockerfile.base -------------------- error: failed to solve: failed to create LLB definition: only one syntax parser directive can be used
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I also hit this wall. This feature is really needed. +1
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Would it be possible for Dockerfile B to include Dockerfile A, and then Dockerfile C include Dockerfile B?
Currently that doesn't work because of the duplicate
# syntax
. The error is:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: