---------------------- Yes, Garden allows you to build services in parallel. This is one of the key features of Garden that helps to speed up your CI pipeline. Garden's smart caching abilities ensure that the same image never needs to be built twice or the same test run twice. This can significantly speed up your pipelines. However, please note that for certain build actions like Maven builds, concurrent builds can be unstable. This option is disabled by default and must be configured for each Build action individually. To build all services, you can use the

garden build

command. If you want to force a rebuild of all services, you can use the

garden build --force

command.

bash
garden build

bash
garden build --force  # or -f for short

Sources: - How Garden Works - Caching () - Jib-container - Configuration Keys - build.concurrentMavenBuilds () - Using the CLI - Build actions - Building all Builds () - Using the CLI - Build actions - Building all Builds, forcing a rebuild () ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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