GitHub Action: Setup Buildless

This repository provides a GitHub Action to setup Buildless within your workflows. Supported features:

• Buildless CLI: Install and authorize the Buildless CLI
• Buildless Agent: Install and run the near-caching Buildless Agent

Usage

Full documentation here

Install the latest Buildless CLI, add it to the PATH, and run the agent

 - name: "Setup: Buildless"uses: buildless/setup@v1.0.2

Install the latest Buildless CLI, add it to the PATH, without the agent:

 - name: "Setup: Buildless"uses: buildless/setup@v1.0.2with:
agent: false # you really should use the agent tho

Authorization

The CLI and Agent will both automatically use BUILDLESS_APIKEY, if present, to authorize cache traffic and cloud backhaul. If no authorization material is present, only local caching is enabled.

Sign up for a Buildless Cloud account to obtain an API key. It's free to start.

Options

The full suite of available options are below.

Option	Type	Default	Description
version	string	latest	Version to install; defaults to latest
os	string	(Current)	OS to target; defaults to current platform
arch	string	(Current)	Arch to target; defaults to current platform
agent	boolean	true	Install and start the Buildless Agent
apikey	string	${{ env.BUILDLESS_APIKEY }}	Explicitly set an API key
token	string	${{ env.GITHUB_TOKEN }}	GitHub token to use for fetching assets
export_path	boolean	true	Whether to install Buildless onto the PATH

Options for os (support varies)

• darwin, mac, macos
• windows, win32
• linux

Options for arch (support varies)

• amd64, x64, x86_64
• arm64, aarch64

Full configuration sample with defaults

 - name: "Setup: Buildless"uses: buildless/setup@v1with:
version: latestos: linuxarch: amd64agent: trueapikey: ${{ env.BUILDLESS_API_KEY || secrets.BUILDLESS_API_KEY }}token: ${{ env.GITHUB_TOKEN }}export_path: true

What is Buildless?

Buildless is a build caching system which works with most build tools. If you have a build tool that supports remote caching, Buildless can probably plug right in, and it makes development fast and fun.

Supported language ecosystems and toolchains include:

• Gradle, Maven, JVM (Kotlin, Java, Groovy, Scala, et al)
• Bazel (supports gRPC build cache APIs)
• C, C++, Swift, Rust, etc (C-like toolchains, via tools like sccache)
• JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, etc (with tools like turborepo)