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Introduces a new `WITH DOCKER --cache-id=<name>` flag, which when specified will cache the daya layers from the docker data-root between runs, even when dependencies have changed. Note that the docker image tags are NOT cached; and a user will still have to re-load the image (via the WITH DOCKER --load or --pull flags); however, since the data layers are cached, the re-tagging should be much faster.
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Introduces a new
WITH DOCKER --cache-id=<name>flag, which whenspecified will cache the daya layers from the docker data-root
between runs, even when dependencies have changed.
Note that the docker image tags are NOT cached; and a user will still
have to re-load the image (via the WITH DOCKER --load or --pull flags);
however, since the data layers are cached, the re-tagging should be much
faster.
fixes #3399 #3485