Simplified Docker configuration to use manually mounted volume at /data
instead of complex pre-caching strategy. This approach:
- Uses ENV DENO_DIR=/data to point to manually created Railway volume
- Keeps Dockerfile simple and maintainable
- Adds --allow-read/--allow-write permissions for cache access
- Removes railway.toml volume configuration (manual setup instead)
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- Set DENO_DIR=/app/.deno_cache to persist module cache
- Pre-cache common dependencies (zod-to-json-schema, ai, zod) during build
- Add Railway volume configuration for /app/.deno_cache
- Improve logging to show cache hits vs network downloads
- Add --allow-read and --allow-write permissions for cache access
This dramatically reduces tool loading time after the first import.
Dependencies are downloaded once and reused across all subsequent requests.
Example: ctx-zip with 200+ dependencies will only download once instead
of on every chat request.
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Railway is deprecating Nixpacks, so switching to a standard Dockerfile
with the official Deno image. This provides a cleaner and more maintainable
deployment configuration.
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