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    • Added a line containing the word "test" to the end of the README file.

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A single line with the word "test" was appended to the end of the README.md file. No other files were changed, and no code or public interface was altered.

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README.md Added the word "test" as a new line at the end.

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README.md (1)

12-12: Clarify or remove the added “test” line
The standalone word “test” at the end of the README seems accidental or lacks context. Please confirm its purpose—if it was added for debugging, remove it; otherwise, expand it with meaningful content. Additionally, add a trailing newline to comply with POSIX file conventions.

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jkosik commented May 20, 2025

@coderabbitai check and improve Dockerfile

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@jkosik I've analyzed your Dockerfile and found several opportunities for improvement. Here's an enhanced version with best practices applied:

# Use a specific version for build consistency
FROM busybox:1.36

# Add metadata
LABEL maintainer="jkosik"
LABEL description="Application description"
LABEL version="1.0"

# Set up the application directory
WORKDIR /app

# Create a non-root user for security
RUN adduser -D appuser

# Copy application files
# COPY . .

# Set proper permissions
# RUN chown -R appuser:appuser /app

# Switch to non-root user
USER appuser

# Define what the container should run
CMD ["echo", "Application started"]

# Alternatively, for long-running applications:
# ENTRYPOINT ["your-application"]
# CMD ["default", "arguments"]

I also recommend creating a .dockerignore file to optimize the build context:

.git
.github
.gitignore
README.md
*.log
node_modules

Key improvements:

  1. Pinned version: Using busybox:1.36 instead of just busybox for consistent builds
  2. Removed redundancies: Eliminated unnecessary mkdir and timestamp commands
  3. Added metadata: Included LABEL directives for documentation
  4. Security: Added a non-root user
  5. Defined behavior: Added CMD to specify what the container should run
  6. Build optimization: Recommended .dockerignore file

Let me know if you have specific requirements or questions about these improvements!

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