Use newer GitHub actions/cache for improved reliability. #2472
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Per actions/cache#141 (comment), several of the recent commits have improved reliability: - actions/cache#306 - actions/cache#300 - actions/cache#305
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Trying again with a newer version of actions/cache that fixes the zstd arguments: actions/cache#313 |
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Cool, this is passing now, so I'll go ahead and merge this in. Hopefully the reliability improves with this. |
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Type of change: other enhancement
Impact: no functional change
Development Phase: implementation
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Per actions/cache#141 (comment), several of the recent commits have improved reliability:
This may help with the reliability of the GitHub Actions CI checks we have, since we've noticed some flakiness since they were first merged in #2465.