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On subsequent invocations of the test suite on CI, when no dependencies have been changed, the process can make full use of the package cache, thus speeding up test runs, and skipping redundant downloads. When any dependency file changes, the cache will be busted.
- When pushing to the same branch on a PR, cancel running jobs of the same kind. - Allow running the job manually from the UI, using `workflow_dispatch`.
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Oopsie, I did not notice it was against my branch. Could you please open it against |
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Sure, here we go: #194. |
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Dear Giorgio,
this is another improvement to the CI configuration, in order to optimize resource usage. The patch is stacked on top of your commits from #192. I hope you like it.
With kind regards,
Andreas.