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In my projects I usually disable caching on Windows. Their gzip or whatever compression they use is so spectacularly slow that it is faster to download/install things from scratch than decompressing/recompressing cache. |
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I feel like we had this somewhere (rust-cuda?) and had to remove it |
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Maybe it'll speed up our CI?
https://github.com/Swatinem/rust-cache
My investigation log
Adding caching
First run (with no cache present) is looking real bad:
First CI with restore
Comparing latest main to this PR:
Install toolchain before restore (run attempt #1)
purging caches and retrying CI (run attempt #2)
Lessen cache usage
testcreates the cache, for each platformdifftestmay get a separate cache for the difftest target dirremove rustup env vars
cargo test -p difftestmove "test difftest" to test job