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Sadly caching the docker image doesnt appear to reduce the actual build stage times :( |
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What is the change?
Cache docker compose builds in test pipeline phase
Rename UI tests to features and run as part of the build stage not the acceptance stage
Why are we making this change?
Feature specs should run before building production like images and pushing them to ensure all tests pass before building.
Docker builds are currently run in each pipeline step and use up a lot of the build time. Caching builds means the images do not need to be rebuilt for each step