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We recently enabled the cache by default, although with a relatively small set of rules that can actually be cached. We'd like to cache as much as possible, especially regarding costly downloads and compilation of dependencies.
A few options have been discussed already (may or may not be mutually exclusive):
Track down all instances where we can set the can_go_in_shared_cache to true
Assuming we are building a package dependency, and that package gets built with a child dune: pass arguments to that child dune to cache everything
Would work even without a child dune: cache everything when we come back to the parent dune
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Yeah, that sounds fine. You can experiment with always caching the OCaml rules as well. Those are defined within dune itself, so they should be pretty safe to cache.
We recently enabled the cache by default, although with a relatively small set of rules that can actually be cached. We'd like to cache as much as possible, especially regarding costly downloads and compilation of dependencies.
A few options have been discussed already (may or may not be mutually exclusive):
can_go_in_shared_cache
to trueThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: