Lando doesn't seem to respect build context with Lagoon

[mglaman]

Tell us about your setup

v3.0.23 macOS Big Sur

Tell us about your .lando.yml
Lagoon recipe.

name: contribkanban
recipe: lagoon
config:
  build:
    - composer install

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Tell us about the command you were running

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Example:

lando start

Tell us about the error you got

My Dockerfile commands are failing even though they build fine in Lagoon. Mostly file paths, meaning it's ignoring the build context and always using the root dir.

Example:

Done in 48.09s.
Removing intermediate container edccc5e5cc65
 ---> 8b152999e911

Step 12/16 : FROM amazeeio/nginx
 ---> 4b6ea22e6751
Step 13/16 : COPY --from=builder /app/build /app
ERROR: Service 'frontend' failed to build : COPY failed: stat app/build: file does not exist
ERROR ==>  message=, stack=Error
    at /snapshot/lando/build/cli/lib/shell.js
From previous event:

Tell us generally about your bug

ContribKanban is a mono repo with a frontend React app. The frontend app is in frontend. This is my docker-compose.yml

services:
  frontend:
    build:
      context: frontend
      dockerfile: ../lagoon/Dockerfile.app
    labels:
      # Lagoon Labels
      lagoon.type: nginx
      lando.type: nginx
    environment:
      <<: *default-environment
      LAGOON_LOCALDEV_URL: contribkanban-app.docker.amazee.io
      REACT_APP_API_HOSTNAME: http://drupal-varnish.contribkanban-app.docker.amazee.io/
    networks:
      - amazeeio-network
      - default

First it died on ../lagoon/Dockerfile.app and I thought it was a fluke. I changed that and it kept dying. This is because the context of context: frontend is not respected. Lando is always using the root dir as context.

[mglaman]

Workaround: remove lando.type so the frontend is ignored. I can run it locally via yarn start.

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