almost certainly a dumb question, but i'm unclear on how .dockerignore interacts with podman in the sense of not passing certain objects as part of the "build context." with docker, entries in .dockerignore are explicitly not added to the context passed to the daemon, so any attempt to, say, COPY or ADD ignored entries in the Dockerfile are doomed to failure. i tested this first with docker (on ubuntu) by copying /etc/{passwd,group} to a build directory, with a Dockerfile that did: COPY passwd group / and that worked fine. when i added in .dockerignore the single line passwd predictably, the COPY failed not being able to find passwd. so far, so good. when i tried the same on fedora 31 with podman 1.6.2, the COPY worked fine. my early assumption was that podman would ignore .dockerignore since there is no daemon to which to send the bundled context, but i've also read elsewhere that podman does *something* with .dockerignore, although i'm not sure what. and "man podman-build" makes no mention of .dockerignore. thoughts? rday