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Description:
The new functionality to take care of caching dependencies is great. However I'd love to be able to specify the versions of Python third parties in-line in my yaml rather than in a separate requirements.txt file.
Justification:
For non-Python repos that just happen to use Python, having a requirements.txt wouldn't be normal. More importantly, it increases clarity to see all the third party versions in one place - makes it easy to check and update your GH actions versions at the same time as the Python dependencies.
Implementation should be very easy - just write out the "cache-dependencies" string to a file and pass it to "cache-dependency-path".
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Not able to right now
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello @ben-spiller
Thank you for your feature request.
We will inspect this potential feature and the benefits it could provide and will come back to you with our decision.
Hello @ben-spiller
According to our ADR we will not pursue creating custom solutions of this type.
If you wish to add some customization to the existing functionalities, please use the action called actions/cache.
Thank you for your report once again!
Description:
The new functionality to take care of caching dependencies is great. However I'd love to be able to specify the versions of Python third parties in-line in my yaml rather than in a separate requirements.txt file.
For example:
Justification:
For non-Python repos that just happen to use Python, having a requirements.txt wouldn't be normal. More importantly, it increases clarity to see all the third party versions in one place - makes it easy to check and update your GH actions versions at the same time as the Python dependencies.
Implementation should be very easy - just write out the "cache-dependencies" string to a file and pass it to "cache-dependency-path".
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Not able to right now
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: