That might not help much because the folders would be added in a sequence and a change to an earlier folder would invalidate all following layers. Maybe keep this as-is and make it a limitation of the non-buildx case. (I think performance with buildx is better in general, so anyone concerned about performance should make sure they have it installed.)

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The issue contains only a discussion excerpt from PR #13 and names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by reading the referenced PR discussion and the surrounding buildx and non-buildx layer-handling changes. A concrete implementation target and completion criteria are still needed before work can begin.

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That might not help much because the folders would be added in a sequence and a change to an earlier folder would invalidate all following layers. Maybe keep this as-is and make it a limitation of the non-buildx case. (I think performance with buildx is better in general, so anyone concerned about performance should make sure they have it installed.)

Originally posted by @chrmarti in https://github.com/devcontainers/cli/pull/13#discussion_r874531603

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