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# community-supports
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Chris Lee
09/07/2023, 5:42 PMkinda, but not easily. by default the action caches pieces of the gradle user home - wrapper/dist, dependencies, build cache, configuration cache, etc. You can configure it to omit specific directories if you don’t want them.
What is the use case for downloading dependency cache only and excluding other stuff?
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Caleb Cushing
09/07/2023, 5:44 PMI've caught gradle caching things and causing false positive builds before. I feel like it's CI's job to catch those things and CI passed too.
Caleb Cushing
09/07/2023, 5:44 PMI want a fast build, and a slow build, but in both cases the downloaded artifacts should be fine
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Chris Lee
09/07/2023, 5:45 PMthe cleanest way would be to run a separate build w/ say build cache, configuration cache disabled (either generate ~/.gradle/gradle.properties or -D options).
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Caleb Cushing
09/07/2023, 5:46 PMwell, for the separate build I simply have a different job
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Chris Lee
09/07/2023, 5:46 PMyea, exactly, configure it as needed. remove dirs from gradle cache if need be or turn off build cache, etc.
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