Open hyrious opened 1 month ago
Description:
Currently the cache key is always node-cache-{platform}-{packageManager}-{fileHash(lockfile)}, which means the cache is invalid if any one dependency changed. I want to achieve something like this restore-keys:
node-cache-{platform}-{packageManager}-{fileHash(lockfile)}
restore-keys
restore-keys: | npm-feature-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} npm-feature- npm-
Justification:
It would be very helpful if the same cache can be reused across many places even if their package.json has changed.
Are you willing to submit a PR?
I noticed that Yarn berry already has some logic about this, can we expand that use cases to all package managers?
Hi @hyrious 👋, Thank you for the feature request. We'll investigate it and get back to you as soon as we have updates.
Description:
Currently the cache key is always
node-cache-{platform}-{packageManager}-{fileHash(lockfile)}
, which means the cache is invalid if any one dependency changed. I want to achieve something like thisrestore-keys
:Justification:
It would be very helpful if the same cache can be reused across many places even if their package.json has changed.
Are you willing to submit a PR?
I noticed that Yarn berry already has some logic about this, can we expand that use cases to all package managers?