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polite-rain-22350
02/27/2026, 7:32 PMYou can you just need to point the build context correctly. Most CLIs allow specifying the Dockerfile with a flag (e.g., -f path/to/Dockerfile) or by setting the build context to the subdirectory.
If the CLI doesn’t expose it directly, a workaround is using a wrapper build script or adjusting the project config. I can help you set this up cleanly for a monorepo structure.
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tall-airline-16756
02/27/2026, 7:32 PMHi Abayomi Praise,
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refined-appointment-81829
02/27/2026, 7:36 PM@polite-rain-22350 thanks for the response. Can you please respond to messages in a thread so each thread can be its own self contained conversation?
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chilly-lunch-55221
02/27/2026, 7:46 PMis there a reference somewhere for how to set up the project config?
chilly-lunch-55221
02/27/2026, 7:47 PMthis is all i see in the docs
chilly-lunch-55221
02/27/2026, 7:48 PMthe dockerfile i want to use is in a subdirectory, but it needs the build context from the root directory, but the root directory also has a package.json in it, which causes the cli to think its a node project and error out because the root directory also contains a package.json as well as a pyproject and uv lock
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