[WIP] Cache podman layers in GitHub workflows (#12)#43
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[WIP] Cache podman layers in GitHub workflows (#12)#43vitorbaptista wants to merge 1 commit intookfn-brasil:mainfrom
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I enabled GitHub caching for podman's layer cache folder (`~/.local/share/containers/`) and reordered the commands in the Dockerfile to optimize the cache usage by keeping the things that change the most (i.e. the code) in the last build steps. GitHub will automatically delete the cache if it's unused after a few days.
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I enabled GitHub caching for podman's layer cache folder
(
~/.local/share/containers/) and reordered the commands in theDockerfile to optimize the cache usage by keeping the things that change
the most (i.e. the code) in the last build steps.
GitHub will automatically delete the cache if it's unused after a few
days.