feat: add caching of Go modules to persistent storage#145
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@vbelouso Very good job.
LGTM Approved.
Next i'd be glad if you'll do it also for Python and in the future for JAVA also ( which is currently still WIP, the PR is not ready yet).
Thank you.
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feat: add caching of Go modules to persistent storage
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Currently, when downloading Go modules, they are stored by default in
~/go/pkg/modThis cache is ephemeral, meaning it gets lost every time the container or pod restarts.
This PR introduces a persistent cache mechanism to retain these modules between pod restarts.