Remove the Acton cache#2605
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We seem to be approaching the max cache size, which results in evictions of the last used cache and then we just get churn. Thus reducing the cache size per job is important. While the acton cache obviously helps, it helps a lot less than the stack cache which saves us 30 minutes of work with less than 1GB of disk space whereas the acton cache takes over 2 GB and probably saves on the order of a few minutes.
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We seem to be approaching the max cache size, which results in evictions of the last used cache and then we just get churn. Thus reducing the cache size per job is important. While the acton cache obviously helps, it helps a lot less than the stack cache which saves us 30 minutes of work with less than 1GB of disk space whereas the acton cache takes over 2 GB and probably saves on the order of a few minutes.