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## {% linkable_title Improved hass.io builds %}
We have been working hard on improving Hass.io builds. A build can now be online in as little as 10 minutes after a new release has been tagged. This is thanks to a new wheel-based infrastructure build by [@pvizeli] with input from [@frenck]. With Python wheels, we will build all the requirements of integrations ahead of time, and only download them to your hass.io installation when you update your Home Assistant version.
We have been working hard on improving Hass.io builds. A build can now be online in as little as 30 minutes after a new release has been tagged. This is thanks to a new wheel-based infrastructure build by [@pvizeli] with input from [@frenck]. With Python wheels, we will build all the requirements of integrations ahead of time, and only download them to your hass.io installation when you update your Home Assistant version.
This approach did make us change how packages are installed when running Home Assistant inside a Docker container. It will now install the packages into the Python environment instead of storing them in the `deps` folder inside your config folder.
We changed how packages are installed when running Home Assistant inside a Docker container. It will now install the packages into the Python environment inside the container, instead of storing them in the `deps` folder inside your config folder which lived outside the container.
**Note:** If you are using Hass.io or a dockerized version of Home Assistant, this release will one time clear the `deps` folder in your config folder.