feat: add environment variable support to cache key templates #250
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I added support for customizing the key, but forgot the most important piece that we need, being able to reference an environment variable value. Our CI runner provider is now exposing an environment variable that indicates if the OS configuration changes, and we plan to use that one to invalidate the cache, otherwise we get errors because the cached dependencies are linking against an invalid / non-existent
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{{env.VAR_NAME}}syntax in cache key templates to allow reading environment variable valuesExamples
Changes
processCacheKeyTemplate()insrc/index.tsto includeprocess.envin template dataaction.ymldocumentation to include the new{{env.VAR_NAME}}syntaxTest plan
npm run all