The solver takes the LLB graph and executes it. Each vertex in the DAG is content-addressed, so if you’ve already built a particular step with the same inputs, BuildKit skips it entirely. This is why BuildKit is fast: it doesn’t just cache layers linearly like the old Docker builder. It caches at the operation level across the entire graph, and it can execute independent branches in parallel.
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"""SQLite存储实现"""
If we think about this algebraically, what we really want to do is express the input pixel as the weighted sum of palette colours. This is nothing more than a linear combination of palette colours with weights :