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Cache build artifacts using rust-cache #399

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Cache build artifacts using rust-cache #399

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The builds using the stable Rust channel will see the biggest benefits
from this since the cache will remain valid for weeks at a time.
However, when multiple builds are made in a single day, the cache for
nightly Rust will also be helpful.
@mgeisler mgeisler merged commit 97c4f98 into master Jun 27, 2021
@mgeisler mgeisler deleted the rust-cache branch June 27, 2021 17:48
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so can get faster builds by
running jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use, this
should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time down to 1.5 minutes, removing
about 2 minutes from every PR.
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so can get faster builds by
running jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use, this
should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time for running all tests down to
1.5 minutes, removing about 2 minutes from every PR.
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so can get faster builds by
running jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use, this
should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time for running all tests down to
1.5 minutes, removing about 2 minutes from every PR.
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so can get faster builds by
running jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use, this
should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time for running all tests down to
1.5 minutes, removing about 2 minutes from every PR.
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so can get faster builds by
running jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use, this
should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time for running all tests down to
1.5 minutes, removing about 2 minutes from every PR.
mgeisler added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2021
GitHub will run up to 20 jobs in parallel, so we can get faster builds
by running more jobs in parallel. With the extensive caching we use,
this should result in about the same load for GitHub.

Together with #399, this brings the time for running all tests down to
1.5 minutes, removing about 2 minutes from every PR.
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