Clarify Node.js Dockerfile location#25196
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The Node.js containerize guide told readers to create a Dockerfile without saying where it belongs. Clarify that both Dockerfile options should be created in the project root and clean up existing lint failures in the touched file. Co-Authored-By: Codex <codex@openai.com>
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Assessment: 🟢 APPROVE
The clarification adding "in your project root" to the two Dockerfile creation steps is accurate, clear, and appropriately scoped. No issues with the core change.
No high or medium severity findings.
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Summary
The Node.js containerize guide told readers to create a Dockerfile without saying where to place it. This clarifies that both Dockerfile options belong in the project root.
Closes #25185
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