Closed francisdb closed 7 years ago
Thanks for reporting this! This is definitely inconsistent and unwanted behavior. I don't think the absence of a folder when caching should lead to a failed build, I think ignoring is the way to go.
Mounts that do not exist when rebuilding cache will now also be removed from the cache (and they won't cause the build to fail anymore).
great, thanks for the quick fix!
This succeeds without errors
But if I put the non-existent folder as last mount entry the build step fails
I would expect this to consistently fail or ignore however I define the mounts