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Cache dependencies to reduce download time on CI #618
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One of the main remaining slow downs on Travis is download time of maven and npm dependencies.
This PR sets up Travis CI caching, which stores necessary files in an S3 bucket that is mounted at the start of each build.
Reducing time spent fetching files from maven central and the npm registry.
📓 initial PR will show a slower build time as the S3 cache is generated, future PRs and commits will show the speed up.
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