A user may use both julia-actions/cache and actions/cache without realizing. Sometimes this may be intentional, but many times it may be accidental.
Can we detect if the user is also directly using actions/cache in the same job, and print a (non-fatal) warning if they are?
We can have an optional input that allows users to disable this warning; that way, if the user is indeed intentionally calling both julia-actions/cache and actions/cache, they can disable the warning and reduce the noise.
A user may use both
julia-actions/cache
andactions/cache
without realizing. Sometimes this may be intentional, but many times it may be accidental.Can we detect if the user is also directly using
actions/cache
in the same job, and print a (non-fatal) warning if they are?We can have an optional
input
that allows users to disable this warning; that way, if the user is indeed intentionally calling bothjulia-actions/cache
andactions/cache
, they can disable the warning and reduce the noise.