[v2-9-stable] Add .dockerignore to target workflow override (#43885) - #44105
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…3885) There is an extra layer of protection that code provided by PR should not be executed in the context of pull_request_target by running the code only inside docker container. However the container is build from local sources, so it could contain other code. We do not allow that by .dockerignore, but the .dockerignore should not be overrideable from the incoming PR. (cherry picked from commit 5d6b836) Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <jarek@potiuk.com>
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There is an extra layer of protection that code provided by PR should not be executed in the context of pull_request_target by running the code only inside docker container. However the container is build from local sources, so it could contain other code. We do not allow that by .dockerignore, but the .dockerignore should not be overrideable from the incoming PR.
(cherry picked from commit 5d6b836)
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