Re-add ActiveRecord schema migrations in Docker image#482
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Removing the complete `db/` folder makes the final Docker image unusable, since it cannot initialize or upgrade the database. This commit adds exceptions, so that the ActiveRecord migration files are included, while still keeping random SQLite files excluded.
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Removing the complete
db/folder makes the final Docker imageunusable, since it cannot initialize or upgrade the database. This
commit adds exceptions, so that the ActiveRecord migration files are
included, while still keeping random SQLite files excluded.