Implement built-in cache support #8
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Please make an issue to hash the lockfile, so we won't forget about this in the future. There's an action in this repository which automatically adds all issues to our board -- make sure to transition the task to TODO when it will be added :) Thanks! |
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Resolves #2.
Using @actions/toolkit Scarb cache saving/restoring is now supported out of the box. Cache key is based on sha256 has of Scarb.toml file which is retreived by path returned from
scarb manifest-path. Right now cache directories paths are hardcoded into the action but in the future there is a possibility to make a command in Scarb that will return cache directory as other package managers such as npm or yarn are doing.