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Update easyshop-kind.md #51

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Updating Dockerfile.migration file

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    • Adjusted the internal build configuration for migration image creation to reference an updated file location.

Updating Dockerfile.migration file
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The change updates the path specified in the Docker build command for the migration image. The Dockerfile used for the build was originally referenced in the current directory and is now referenced from the /script directory. This update alters the context from which the Docker build retrieves the Dockerfile.

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File(s) Change Summary
projectGuide/easyshop-kind.md Updated the Docker build command to use /script/Dockerfile.migration instead of ./Dockerfile.migration

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer as Developer
    participant Terminal as Docker CLI
    participant FS as File System
    participant Docker as Docker Engine

    Developer->>Terminal: Execute "docker build -f /script/Dockerfile.migration ."
    Terminal->>FS: Retrieve "/script/Dockerfile.migration"
    FS-->>Terminal: Return Dockerfile content
    Terminal->>Docker: Initiate build process with retrieved Dockerfile
    Docker-->>Terminal: Return build result
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
projectGuide/easyshop-kind.md (1)

137-137: Verify the Dockerfile path update and adjust markdown spacing.

The migration image build command now uses the flag

-f /script/Dockerfile.migration

to specify the Dockerfile location. Please confirm that this absolute path is intentional. Notably, the project’s directory structure shows the migration Dockerfile residing under the scripts directory (with an "s") rather than /script. If this change reflects a recent restructuring, update all related documentation and build contexts accordingly.

Also, a static analysis hint (MD027) flagged multiple spaces after a blockquote marker. Consider reducing the extra spaces following the ">" (e.g. use a single space) to adhere to Markdown linting guidelines.

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137-137: Multiple spaces after blockquote symbol
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(MD027, no-multiple-space-blockquote)

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