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For example here is a `.shipwright.json`\nfor the docker hub user `shipwright` that also maps the root of the \ngit repository to the docker image `shipwright/shared` and the `/foo`\ndirectory to `shipwright/awesome_sauce`.\n\n```json\n{\n \"version\": 1.0,\n\n \"namespace\": \"shipwright\",\n \"names\": {\n \"/\": \"shipwright/shared\",\n \"/foo\": \"shipwright/awesome_sauce\"\n}\n```\n\nNow you can build all the docker images in the git repo by simply changing\nto any directory under your git repo and running:\n\n\t$ shipwright\n\t\nThis will recurse through all the directories, looking for ones that contain a Dockerfile. 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