chore: Add --no-cache to docker build scripts#1073
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Ensure clean builds when running website and website-bundle scripts by adding --no-cache flag to docker compose build commands.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTwo npm scripts in package.json are modified to separate the Docker build and container startup operations. The Changes
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Summary of ChangesHello @yamadashy, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request aims to ensure consistent and clean Docker builds for the website and website-bundle services. By introducing the Highlights
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This pull request updates the website and website-bundle npm scripts to ensure clean Docker builds by adding the --no-cache flag. The change correctly separates the docker compose build and up commands to achieve this. I've provided one suggestion to improve the maintainability of these scripts by reducing repetition. Overall, the change is correct and achieves its intended purpose.
Code ReviewOverall Assessment: LGTM with minor considerations This is a straightforward and low-risk change that adds Changes Reviewed- "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml up --build",
+ "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.yml up",What is Good
Minor ConsiderationsDetailsTrade-off: Build time vs. cache freshness
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Verdict: Approve. The change is simple, focused, and solves a real problem. No issues identified. Generated with Claude Code |
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39-40: Changes are technically correct but consider adding flexibility.The changes successfully achieve the stated goal of ensuring clean builds by using
--no-cache. However, this forces a complete rebuild every time, which can slow down development workflows where cached layers speed up iterations.Consider providing more granular control for different scenarios:
💡 Suggested approach for flexibility
Option 1: Separate scripts for clean vs regular builds
- "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.yml up", - "website-bundle": "docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml up", + "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml up --build", + "website:clean": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.yml up", + "website-bundle": "docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml up --build", + "website-bundle:clean": "docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml up",This allows developers to use
npm run websitefor quick iterations with caching andnpm run website:cleanwhen a clean build is needed.Option 2: Environment variable control
- "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.yml up", - "website-bundle": "docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml build --no-cache && docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml up", + "website": "docker compose -f website/compose.yml build ${DOCKER_NO_CACHE:+--no-cache} && docker compose -f website/compose.yml up", + "website-bundle": "docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml build ${DOCKER_NO_CACHE:+--no-cache} && docker compose -f website/compose.bundle.yml up",This allows developers to run
npm run websitefor cached builds orDOCKER_NO_CACHE=1 npm run websitefor clean builds.
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Summary
Ensure clean builds when running website and website-bundle scripts by adding --no-cache flag to docker compose build commands.
Changes
npm run website: now runsdocker compose build --no-cachebeforeupnpm run website-bundle: now runsdocker compose build --no-cachebeforeupChecklist
npm run testnpm run lint