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api.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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archive.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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campaigns.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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editorapi.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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fields.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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forms.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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grapejs.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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index.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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links.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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lists.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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mosaico.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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segments.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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settings.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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subscription.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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templates.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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triggers.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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users.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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webhooks.js
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Moving the app to a folder called app and changing the Dockerfile to add this "app" folder to the container and build from there rather than to perform a git clone of the repository. This way building from a release will build that release rather than always building the latest version of mailtrain
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