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Docker build speedup #114
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Re-order docker file so that layers which are unlikely to change between builds appear first. Layers are now: clamav packages, pip requirements, and finally lambda code. This means that changing lambda code will not require re-installing clamav packages or rebuilding the rest of the image. Added a cleandocker target to the Makefile in order to explicitly rebuild from scratch (useful for when an update to clamav packages is required)
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Small change to Dockerfile layer ordering. Layers which are expected to change infrequently appear earlier in the Dockerfile, reducing the time to
make archivefor code changes. Amake cleandockertarget has been added to the Makefile to explicitly delete the docker image when seeking to build from scratch.The original ordering may have been intentional (as a way of forcing fresh docker images on every code change), this is just intended to make development quicker. Feel free to close without verbose commentary if so.