Add no-cache functionality into Buildx.

[tadgh]

Heya, I noticed that running a multiplatform build (which uses buildx) ignores the configured no-cache directive. e.g. this pom.xml

						<configuration>

							<pullRegistry>docker.io</pullRegistry>
							<pushRegistry>${docker.registry}</pushRegistry>

							<images>
								<image>
									<name>blah</name>
									<build>
										<noCache>true</noCache>
										<buildx>
											<platforms>
												<platform>linux/arm64</platform>
												<platform>linux/amd64</platform>
											</platforms>
										</buildx>
										<contextDir>${project.basedir}/target/dockercontext</contextDir>
									</build>
								</image>
							</images>
						</configuration>

was not actually passing down --no-cache to the buildx command.

This PR causes the top-level build option to be passed down to buildx if buildx happens to be used. Note that the check for no-cache is copy-pasted from your existing implementation. I didn't want to do guesswork about where utility classes should live. If you'd like me to move it, please let me know where to move it to. I would truly appreciate it if this could be merged and released, as I'm using a fork at my organization at the moment 😅

Cheers,

--Gary

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[rhuss]

Thanks for the PR! It looks good to me, but as you said, we should move it to an utility method and maybe even consider to finally remove the docker.nocache option since this was deprecated since quite some time (I think it even has been already removed from the documentation).

@rohanKanojia since I'm quite disconnected from the codebase since quite some time, could you propose a proper location for a static method to this 'noCache' check ?

[rohanKanojia]

Shall we try to move this method as a static method in io.fabric8.maven.docker.config.ConfigHelper? Otherwise we can also create a new class ImageConfigurationUtil or ImageConfigurationHelper for moving this method?

[tadgh]

I've migrated the method and renamed it a bit, hopefully that is alright. Let me know if there's anything else I can do. Cheers

[rohanKanojia]

Shall we mention nocache functionality in buildx documentation as well?

[tadgh]

Shall we mention nocache functionality in buildx documentation as well?

It's documented in the <build> section, and <buildx> is a subsection. It feels to me as though the docs in the top-level build section may be enough, but maybe it's worth a specific callout? It isn't really a new option, its more that an option that previously existed wasn't being applied correctly. Happy to go either way on this, if you want to guide me on what type of docs you want written.

Also, I've added a changelog.

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[rohanKanojia]

It isn't really a new option, its more that an option that previously existed wasn't being applied correctly.

Umm, that makes sense. As a user, I would expect existing option to work with buildx too

[tadgh]

Thanks much! Excited to get this merged :)