update Dockerfile to not cache builds #1254
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WalkthroughThis update simplifies the build processes across several configurations. In the GitHub Actions workflows, caching configuration for Docker builds has been removed. The Dockerfile has been streamlined by replacing granular file copy steps with a single context copy and updating the comment regarding the static shell. Additionally, the Cargo.toml file no longer includes the Changes
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participant Dev as Developer
participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
participant Docker as Docker Engine
Dev->>GitHub: Push code changes
GitHub->>Docker: Trigger Docker build (no caching steps)
Docker->>Docker: Copy entire context (COPY . .)
Docker->>Docker: Execute cargo build --release
Docker-->>GitHub: Return built image
GitHub->>Dev: Report build & push status
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25-25: Simplify Build Context Copy:
Replacing the granular file copy steps with a singleCOPY . .aligns well with the goal to avoid caching specific build layers. However, please ensure that unnecessary files (e.g., local build artifacts, sensitive files) are excluded by using a proper.dockerignorefile.
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17-17: Base Image Update Verification:
The base image is now set torust:1.83.0-bookworm as builder, which is a deliberate change from the previous version. Please verify that downgrading from version 1.84.0 to 1.83.0 is intentional and that all dependencies or Rust-specific features required by your build are compatible with this version.
33-33: Comment Update Clarification:
The comment on line 33 has been updated to “Copy the static shell into base image.” This change helps clarify the intent compared to the previous reference to a “static binary.” If the terminology accurately describes what is being copied, then this update is good to go.
1-37: Overall Dockerfile Streamlining:
The modifications effectively remove the previously used caching steps, thereby simplifying the Docker build process in line with the PR objective. The updated file now uses a full-context copy and maintains a straightforward build command (cargo build --release). This overall change improves maintainability. Just ensure that build times remain acceptable and that the absence of caching does not lead to unintended rebuilds.
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