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I think it should be pretty straightforward to make the Magic Nix Cache work on GitLab, too. They have a similar caching API. We'll take a look!
by grhmc 3y ago
I think it should be pretty straightforward to make the Magic Nix Cache work on GitLab, too. They have a similar caching API. We'll take a look!
- randomblast 3y agoIs the same true for Azure Pipelines? Given Actions forked from Pipelines I'd imagine it would be straightforward.
- grhmc 3y agoI'm not sure... want to open a ticket? :)
- ivanbakel 3y agoI would be thrilled to see this ported to GitLab CI. This is an incredibly (for lack of a better word) sexy tool on top of Nix, and would perfectly fit a use case we have for using Nix for caching build artifacts.
- pxc 3y agoI would love to use this kind of thing with GitLab CI (and AzDO) at work!
- tracnar 3y agoNice. The GitLab caching API is basically saving and restoring a folder, so if you allow pointing to a local folder instead of the GitHub API you should be good!