Separate prereq install from other files in Dockerfile #1053
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Right now any change to any file would retrigger docker build to do a full prereq install. Given install_prereq.sh has no other dependencies, this changes it so that file is explicitly added, then prereqs are installed, then other stuff happens. That results in faster builds for other tuya file changes.
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Right now any change to any file would retrigger docker build to do a full
prereq install. Given install_prereq.sh has no other dependencies, this changes
it so that file is explicitly added, then prereqs are installed, then other stuff
happens.
That results in faster builds for other tuya file changes.