Switch to Whitelisting in .dockerignore #4856
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Hey,
Recently mistakenly added
.gitto the.dockerignorein another PR because I thought it might be responsible for unnecessary rebuild (it was not anyway).But with so many blacklisted element I think switching to a whitelist style is simpler.