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3 changes: 1 addition & 2 deletions apps/docs/content/guides/build-cache.mdx
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description: "Zerops uses a two-layer build cache: base layer (OS + prepareCommands) and build layer (buildCommands output). The `cache:` attribute in zerops.yml controls which files persist between builds. Changing `build.os`, `build.base`, `build.prepareCommands`, or `build.cache` invalidates both layers (cascade)."
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## Keywords
build cache, cache, invalidation, prepareCommands, buildCommands, base layer, build layer, node_modules, vendor, cache paths, cache true, cache false, build speed, build optimization, two-layer cache, cascade invalidation

## TL;DR
Zerops uses a two-layer build cache: base layer (OS + prepareCommands) and build layer (buildCommands output). The `cache:` attribute in zerops.yml controls which files persist between builds. Changing `build.os`, `build.base`, `build.prepareCommands`, or `build.cache` invalidates both layers (cascade).
Zerops uses a two-layer build cache: base layer (OS + prepareCommands output) and build layer (buildCommands output). The `cache:` attribute in zerops.yml controls which files persist between builds. Changing `build.os`, `build.base`, `build.prepareCommands`, or `build.cache` invalidates both layers (cascade).

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