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I'm reminded of the waste many CI sets do. Where they download the same set of dependencies at the same versions for each run. No effort put into caching thing.
by mfer 5y ago
I'm reminded of the waste many CI sets do. Where they download the same set of dependencies at the same versions for each run. No effort put into caching thing.
There is so much bandwidth used because of that (I've seen the numbers for some projects and it's HUGE).
- hinkley 5y agoI have to turn off caching because it doesn't play well with our JFrog cache. JFrog gets the artifacts on premises, but causes issues trying to get them to the build agent. The opportunity costs of having false negatives and positives from CI builds are simply not worth it.