Can setup-php-sdk support cache
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Good question! I also wonder for a long time how that can be done from within the action. Maybe have a look at https://github.com/actions/cache. |
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For now we cache only the PHP SDK, the PHP binaries and the development packs. While this doesn't reduce network traffic much, it greatly improves the setup performance (in case of cache hits, instead of a few minutes, now less than half a minute). Since clients may not want to use the cache, possibly because they are already a lot of other files, and the cache size is likely limited, we explicitly require clients to opt-in via the `cache` input parameter.
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For now we cache only the PHP SDK, the PHP binaries and the development packs. This already greatly improves the setup performance (it might easily safe a minute or two, in case of cache hits. To be able to use the current PHP revision as part of the cache key, we factor out determine-revision.ps1. Since clients may not want to use the cache, possibly because they have already a lot of other files in their caches, we explicitly require clients to opt-in via the `cache` input parameter.
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For now we cache only the PHP SDK, the PHP binaries and the development packs. This already greatly improves the setup performance (it might easily safe a minute or two, in case of cache hits). To be able to use the current PHP revision as part of the cache key, we factor out determine-revision.ps1. We create a separate cache for the PHP-SDK since this likely rarely changes, and since the cached variant is apparently much faster than fetching a GH release of the PHP-SDK. Since clients may not want to use the cache, possibly because they have already a lot of other files in their caches, we explicitly require clients to opt-in via the `cache` input parameter.
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Background
I found it takes lots of time in setup-php-sdk
Can we use cache to speed up this progress ? and how ?
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