This was surprising to me. I thought I could `docker pull` the layers from the registry and only re-build what had changed on my machine. But no, this doesn't work.
The reason is that the docker client archives the source files, including all the file attributes like uid,gid,mtime, ... Between two computers those are bound to be different.
This was surprising to me. I thought I could `docker pull` the layers from the registry and only re-build what had changed on my machine. But no, this doesn't work.
The reason is that the docker client archives the source files, including all the file attributes like uid,gid,mtime, ... Between two computers those are bound to be different.