Disabling of docker build cache - common practice for large organizations?
I guess each organization does what is best for them, but one of Docker's best practices is to leverage build cache.
Applied to a large company, I'd say that if they would use Docker caching (correctly) and save a couple of seconds/minutes on every build. They would, given their size, save many hours/days of Engineering time, which amounts to a lot of money. Also, when a build takes too long, it breaks the flow of the individual, which means more context switching on the side of the engineer, which usually leads to less productivity.