ci(caching): restore package cache #60
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This adds a step to the ci and cd jobs that tries to restored a cache of python packages (the ones stored in `~/.cache/poetry`). I've added it to my own small project and it resulted in a 26x performance boost when fetching python dependency packages (from 3:05minutes to 7seconds). See kwk/ghgql#11 (comment)
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Hi @kwk - thanks very much for the PR! Just letting you know I've seen it. It's a good change and a small one - but I need to double check if I'll need to change anything in the py-pkgs book when merging this (I probably will want to add some text about this). I just went on parental leave, and may not get to this until the end of the year - but just wanted to jump on and say thanks, it's on my radar :) |
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This adds a
Restore cached dependenciesstep to the ci and cd jobs that tries to restored a cache of python packages (the ones stored in~/.cache/pypoetry).I've added it to my own small project and it resulted in a 26x performance boost when fetching python dependency packages (from 3:05minutes to 7seconds).
This will only work when people commit the
poetry.lockfile to their repo as described here.Without caching:
With caching: