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It works alright and everything is installed and cached, the run after the cache is quite fast, 40 seconds or so to install everything and restore the cache. But not everything is cached and the issue happens when I try to spin up the dependencies to run my tests. Every time it installs process-compose and that process takes quite some time because there is no cache. I tried to add process-compose to my list of packages on Devbox, but it did not worked, even listed there, Devbox tries to download it every time.
What solution would you like?
If process-compose is at the packages list of Devbox it should be reused.
Alternatives you've considered
No response
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I just ran into this issue today too, would be fantastic to have an option like this that pre-installed and cached process-compose in CI jobs where it was used.
Note: Installing process-compose is ~25% the run time of this particular github action. Not the end of the world, but feels like it could be an easy win.
What problem are you trying to solve?
I'm installing Devbox on GitHub Actions using the following snippet:
It works alright and everything is installed and cached, the run after the cache is quite fast, 40 seconds or so to install everything and restore the cache. But not everything is cached and the issue happens when I try to spin up the dependencies to run my tests. Every time it installs
process-compose
and that process takes quite some time because there is no cache. I tried to addprocess-compose
to my list of packages on Devbox, but it did not worked, even listed there, Devbox tries to download it every time.What solution would you like?
If
process-compose
is at thepackages
list of Devbox it should be reused.Alternatives you've considered
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: