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# performances
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Anze Sodja
02/19/2024, 10:29 AMNormally CI have push + pull enabled (more controlled environment) and local users have just pull
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Arlind Hajredinaj
02/19/2024, 10:31 AMYes but we are a team of 20 devs we run CI(PRs) concurrently. When building my PR does that invalidate the cached modules for master or another PR?
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Anze Sodja
02/19/2024, 10:36 AMNo, it doesn't invalidate them.
Imagine build cache just as a hash map: MapTask inputs, Task output.
So that map can contain cached entries for different branches/PR/etc. Build cache itself is not aware of what branch your build is from, or how one task is related to another.
And invalidation happens only if you delete entries in a map: aka you clear build cache.
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Arlind Hajredinaj
02/19/2024, 10:36 AMThanks so much for clearifying this
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Ivan CLOVIS Canet
03/04/2024, 8:24 AMPersonally I have:
• developers only pull from cache
• CI in PRs only pulls
• CI in
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Arlind Hajredinaj
03/04/2024, 1:51 PM@Ivan CLOVIS Canet I can confirm that enabling push on CI also speeds on CI for my use case for where I have the following:
1. Compile and build cache
2. Run unit tests which also the compile code, but since we have now enabled push on the compile job so the unit tests dont have to re-build