Wrapper not restored correctly in Gradle User Home #293
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Due to #293 the current mechanism for caching wrappers is not working. This is a temporary fix to ensure that save/restore of the entire directory works.
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Fixed in v2.1.7 |
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Various improvements to CI workflows - Compose all integ-test workflow executions into a single calling workflow - Added a 'quick-check' workflow that provides faster feedback on branches other than main - Only runs on ubuntu-latest - Reuses cache entries from previous runs - Builds distribution outputs so that these don't need to be committed during everyday development - Added a workflow for purging old workflow executions Together with the fix for #293, these changes fix #291
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In order to accommodate upcoming changes in Gradle 7.5,
v2.1.6of this action started to save/restore the expanded distribution directory for a wrapper instead of the downloaded distribution zip (0e24fa1).Unfortunately our test coverage failed to detect that this mechanism isn't working correctly with Gradle < 7.5: when Gradle discovers that the
*.okfile is missing for the distribution it dutifully deletes the directory and re-downloads the distribution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: