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Dockerfile: add package-lock.json before npm install, copy Orca last 🐎 - #251
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It is much faster to copy Orca's source code last in order to hit the cache on all the first (rarely changing) build steps. This saves us roughly 8 minutes in the
docker-build-and-pushstep on CircleCI now that we have Docker layer caching enabled.Also, we copy
package-lock.jsonprior to runningnpm installto get exactly the right dependencies in the Docker image.cc @etpinard