{"push_id":1315724991,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/BuildInclude","head":"803dc10f272643a9b55ce43782ed9845feff27c9","before":"92a67fbc21588bbd5873f6466a293f3cead1f510","commits":[{"sha":"803dc10f272643a9b55ce43782ed9845feff27c9","author":{"name":"Doug Davis","email":"f142d48ee0e68b1097e5cc0caa4b1260519b63df@us.ibm.com"},"message":"Support INCLUDE in Dockerfiles\n\nNote that as of now this is just a syntax feature. Meaning it just pulls\nin the included Dockerfile and continues parsing. If the target Dockerfile\nhas a FROM then it is processed and new image will be created.\n\nAfter this we could consider adding a flag like:\n   INCLUDE --no-from ...\nwhich will tell it to skip the FROM so that the modifications will be done\nwithin the same/current image.\n\nAlso, note that you can do:  INLCUDE myfile.${foo} where 'foo' is an\nenv var or a build arg\n\nCloses: #735\n\nSigned-off-by: Doug Davis <dug@us.ibm.com>","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/duglin/docker/commits/803dc10f272643a9b55ce43782ed9845feff27c9"}]}
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