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In some cases you want to read but not save a new cache. For instance when you run workflows on a tag action, then you probably want to read caches from the main/default branch, but you most likely do not want to create new caches. The current solution is to separate restore and save actions which is cumbersome.
I propose to add a new config save-on-success that defaults to true and can be set false to prevent cache writing. Now this new value can be set from available context - just like you could when separating the steps - granted the decision must be available upfront. That above described decision is in fact available immediately on job creation. So we can use the new setting to simplify the setup.
In some cases you want to read but not save a new cache. For instance when you run workflows on a tag action, then you probably want to read caches from the main/default branch, but you most likely do not want to create new caches. The current solution is to separate restore and save actions which is cumbersome.
In #1452 the
always_savefeature was removed.I propose to add a new config
save-on-successthat defaults to true and can be set false to prevent cache writing. Now this new value can be set from available context - just like you could when separating the steps - granted the decision must be available upfront. That above described decision is in fact available immediately on job creation. So we can use the new setting to simplify the setup.