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Add caching to CI to make it faster #603
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@yukiisbored it is already added see the travis.yml file :) and see the line |
Hello, there's still room for improvement. |
@yukiisbored Would you work on it? |
@codein-dwij Thanks, but I'm more interested with other things. I think it's nice to have someone else do it so they can have an experience with travis and docker. |
coala has caching by default and we did'not disable it so closing this.... |
@Abhi2424shek I meant cache the cached data generated from coala with Travis. Travis has it's own caching system. Not to mention the other ways you can cache and make CI faster. Please don't close the issue without having a good reason. Since, caching is not just a single road, it can be improved in the future. |
@Abhi2424shek , the coala caching is deleted when the CI job and its virtual machine is terminated. Voodoo is needed to save the cached files and restore them in the next build. |
@jayvdb then we will workout with voodoo, I ask sorry for closing this really sorry! |
@jayvdb can you create an issue to use Voodoo |
coala's cache are saved on $XDG_DATA_HOME/coala to speed up CI, we can create a volume for that and preseve it's contents with Travis' directory caching feature. Closes fossasia#603
coala's cache are saved on $XDG_DATA_HOME/coala to speed up CI, we can create a volume for that and preseve it's contents with Travis' directory caching feature. Closes #603
Travis has a feature to cache files, it can be used to make the process faster
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