Speed up local MCP conformance builds - #92
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Summary
conformancethe only Make entry point and remove the redundantconformance-imagetargetMeasurements
Measured locally with Docker BuildKit:
make conformance: 43.1s, including fixture setup and all 50 scenariosCompilation stays inside Docker for host portability. The conformance image uses the dev profile because this is a correctness workflow, while production CI continues to validate the release image.
Validation
MCP_CONFORMANCE_PORT=18080 make conformance(expected-failure baseline passed)docker buildx build --check --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 -f docker/conformance.Dockerfile .actionlint .github/workflows/mcp_conformance.ymluvx pre-commit run --all-files