chore(ci): optimize Dockerfile layer order to cache Python dependency installation #10847
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Summary
Reorder
COPYandRUNinstructions in bothDockerfileandDockerfile.serverto leverage Docker's layer caching for the Python dependency installation step.Problem
Previously,
pyproject.toml,README.md, andsrc/were all copied together before runninguv pip install, meaning any source code change would invalidate the dependency layer cache and force a full reinstall of the build tool on every build.Solution
The new two-stage copy pattern:
pyproject.tomlanduv.lock) first.uv pip install --system build— this layer is now cached as long as the manifests are unchanged.README.mdandsrc/for the actual wheel build.This ensures the
uv pip installstep is only re-executed whenpyproject.tomloruv.lockchange, not on every source code change, resulting in measurably faster CI/CD builds.Changes
Dockerfile: Separated dependency manifest copy from source copy; splituv pip installandpython -m buildinto distinctRUNlayers.Dockerfile.server: Applied the same two-stage copy and caching strategy.Closes #1667
This PR blocks issue #1667
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5d92a0971de6254fabadImplementation Attempt — Tier 3: sonnet — Success
The CI failures were caused by the PR branch being stale — it was ~20 commits behind
master. The branch had no code conflicts, but the CI was running against an older codebase state.Fix applied: Rebased
task/ci-pipeline-design-optimize-docker-dependency-cachingonto the currentmaster(commit663a6d23). The rebase completed cleanly with no conflicts.Quality gates verified locally:
The PR changes only
DockerfileandDockerfile.server(Docker layer ordering optimization). No Python source code was modified, so unit/integration/e2e tests are unaffected by this PR changes.Force-pushed the rebased branch to re-trigger CI.
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