Gabriel Vidal
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Dockerfile: add BuildKit cache mounts for npm, pip and apt so a dependency bump or a pruned builder re-installs from the local cache instead of re-downloading everything (frontend deps are ~250 MB). Switch `npm install` → `npm ci` (deterministic, faster) and move the backend deps to backend/requirements.txt so the pip layer is cache-keyed on that file alone — editing backend code never re-resolves pip. deploy.sh: add a no-op short-circuit. BuildKit makes an unchanged build cheap (~2s), so we build first, hash the fresh image's content layers (RootFS diff-ids, stable across rebuilds), and compare to a marker written by the last successful deploy. If they match and the live container is healthy, skip the whole blue-green dance — a redundant redeploy drops from ~75s to ~3s. Fails open (missing/stale marker or unhealthy container → normal deploy); --force overrides the check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Backend runtime deps. Pinned to the same ranges the Dockerfile used inline, so
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# the pip layer is cache-keyed on this file alone — editing backend code never
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# re-resolves deps, and a dep bump is a one-line change here.
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fastapi==0.115.*
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uvicorn[standard]==0.32.*
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anthropic==0.69.*
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pyyaml>=6.0
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python-multipart>=0.0.9
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