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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe action adds a Changespnpm Store Cache
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow
participant getInputs
participant runMain
participant fingerprintRestoredStore
participant saveCache
participant runSaveCache
Workflow->>getInputs: provide save-cache input
getInputs->>runMain: pass inputs
runMain->>fingerprintRestoredStore: fingerprint eligible restored store
saveCache->>runSaveCache: pass inputs when saving is enabled
runSaveCache->>runSaveCache: compare restored and current fingerprints
alt fingerprints match
runSaveCache-->>saveCache: skip store save
else fingerprints differ
runSaveCache-->>saveCache: prune store and continue saving
end
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`save-cache: false` restores the store without saving it. When the store was restored from an entry for the same lockfile and runtime versions, the post step skips the prune and save if the job did not change the store, judged by pnpm's `index.db` and its write-ahead log. Closes pnpm#62 Closes pnpm#56
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Closes #62. Closes #56.
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cache: true, every job saves a full copy of the store at the end, even when nothing changed. In an 11-job matrix with a 1-2 GB store, that costs 3-40s per job, about 130s of runner time per run. Every one of those copies is a duplicate that takes space in the repository's 10 GB cache quota and evicts other entries. Workflows also have no way to restore the store without saving it:cache: falseturns off the restore too.This PR adds two things:
save-cacheinput (defaulttrue). Set it tofalseto only restore the store, for example on pull requests or in all but one job of a matrix. It takes an expression, sosave-cache: ${{ github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' }}works.index.db,index.db-walandfiles/directories before the install. At the end of the job it skips the prune and save if they haven't changed. A warm matrix then saves nothing.Matching the key alone isn't enough, because it would break the guarantee from #43. The saved entry could be incomplete, for example after a cancelled install or a
--filterinstall. With a key-only check, later runs would restore that incomplete store and never save a complete one until the lockfile changes. The fingerprint catches this, because the next install adds packages to the index.pnpm writes every package it adds to
index.db, or to its write-ahead log until SQLite copies it over. An install or prune that changes nothing doesn't write to either. Thefiles/directories (00toff) also catch package files added without an index write. Checking 258 entries costs the same for any store size. If there is no index, for example after a future store format change, the store is saved as before.Validation:
mainon Windows still fail.pnpm store pruneand repeatingpnpm runtime seton a warm store leave the index unchanged. Adding a dependency, or finishing an install that was killed partway, changes it, as does restoring deleted store files. pnpm 12 uses the samev11store layout.Summary by CodeRabbit
Summary
save-cacheoption, enabled by default, to control whether the pnpm store is saved when caching is enabled. Disable it to restore the store without saving it.