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Ignore composer.lock
Having a big composer.lock on a final project can have side effect on incoming PR that add a new vendor. Mostly because conflict are too frequent. By ignoring composer.lock we ease the PR submission and rebase. BUT we need to be careful when we release a new version of wallabag. We should manually `git add -f composer.lock` to update it. Since composer.lock will no longer be commited I switch the `composer install` to a `composer up` in the travis configuration.
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# Docker container logs and data
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# Docker container logs and data
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docker/logs/
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docker/logs/
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docker/data/
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docker/data/
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# To avoid crazy stuff on some PR, we must manually FORCE ADD IT on each new release
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composer.lock
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<target name="composer" description="Install deps using Composer">
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<target name="composer" description="Install deps using Composer">
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<exec executable="composer">
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<exec executable="composer">
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<arg value="install"/>
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<arg value="up"/>
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<arg value="--no-interaction"/>
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<arg value="--no-interaction"/>
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<arg value="--no-progress"/>
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<arg value="--no-progress"/>
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</exec>
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</exec>
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