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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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GitHub actions/cache restore-keys primary key miss prefix matching most recently created cache official documentation💡 Result:
In GitHub Actions, when a primary cache
keyresults in a miss, theactions/cache(andactions/cache/restore) action usesrestore-keysto find a fallback cache [1][2]. The process follows these rules for handling cache misses and prefix matching: 1. Primary Key Search: The action first attempts to find an exact match for the providedkey[1][3]. 2. Restore-Keys Sequential Search: If the primarykeyis not found, the action proceeds to search therestore-keyslist in the order they are provided [1]. 3. Prefix Matching: For each entry inrestore-keys, the action searches for any existing cache keys that start with that specificrestore-keystring [1][4]. 4. Most Recently Created: If multiple caches match a givenrestore-keyprefix, the action selects the most recently created cache to restore [1]. If no matches are found after checking all providedrestore-keys, the action concludes with a cache miss (no files are restored) [1]. When a cache is successfully restored via a partial match fromrestore-keys(rather than an exact match of the primarykey), thecache-hitoutput will be set tofalse[5][2][3]. This mechanism is designed to allow your workflow to benefit from partially matching, stale caches—saving time by requiring fewer dependency updates—when an exact, up-to-date cache is unavailable [6][4].Citations:
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Remove the broad restore key to enforce lockfile invalidation.
When
pubspec.lockchanges, the primary key misses. The${{ runner.os }}-pub-fallback can restore a cache created with an older lockfile hash. Removerestore-keysto enforce strict lockfile invalidation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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