feat: add cache-optimized option for timestamp-based caching#162
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Adds a new cache-optimized input that, when enabled, uses timestamp-based cache keys instead of file hashes for disk and repository caches. Old caches are automatically deleted via the GitHub Actions Cache API before saving new ones.
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Duplicate of #163 ? |
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I didn't even see this one before doing mine. Does my PR solve your underlying problem, or is there something more you want specifically from timestamp-based caches? |
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Adds a new cache-optimized input that, when enabled, uses timestamp-based cache keys instead of file hashes for disk and repository caches. Old caches are automatically deleted via the GitHub Actions Cache API before saving new ones.