Remove DockerHub caching of CI builds (for now) #253
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We'd like to move this to GitHub actions, which has simpler and less manual options for caching Docker layers. For now, let's remove the caching that we're doing, so that the transition to GitHub actions is simpler. This will make CI builds and deploys of whatwg/html-build and whatwg/html slower, but we'll survive.
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Nevermind. Per my more-crystallized thinking at whatwg/meta#173 (comment), we'll want to keep DockerHub in the process throughout the whole transition, even if what we upload there changes. So this won't be helpful. |
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We'd like to move this to GitHub actions, which has simpler and less manual options for caching Docker layers. For now, let's remove the caching that we're doing, so that the transition to GitHub actions is simpler. This will make CI builds and deploys of whatwg/html-build and whatwg/html slower, but we'll survive.
This is on top of #252.