When I deploy an app with docker, it shows a warning of ignoring dockerfile due to config.

I don’t think I made it ignore the dockerfile. Someone has an idea on why there is a warning like this? My fly.toml file is the following.
When I deploy an app with docker, it shows a warning of ignoring dockerfile due to config.

I don’t think I made it ignore the dockerfile. Someone has an idea on why there is a warning like this? My fly.toml file is the following.
You have image in your [build] section so flyctl is using that instead of trying to build with your Dockerfile.
Your API keys are on the print screen. ![]()
That’s probably not safe.
Yeah those should probably be secrets too, so they don’t get committed to source control.
I have the same waring. In my fly.toml my [build] section is only the following:
[build]
build-target = "prod"
I think the warning is not true because definitely it does use the dockerfile to build.
Let me take a look. I believe that flyctl is doing something odd.
This should fix @callmewind’s case.
@aaronzhao1229 - Do you have something in fly.toml’s [build] section?