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baseline-circleci no longer applies configuration resolver plugin #1184
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Before this PR
We used to recommend
./gradlew resolveConfigurations
back when Circle1 had mutable caches (as it would nicely pre-warm them).However, we've found that actually in Circle2, it is more efficient to just save a job-specific cache right at the end of each job. This ensures that the caches contain only what's necessary for that job, rather than all configurations.
After this PR
==COMMIT_MSG==
baseline-circleci no longer applies the (deprecated) configuration resolver plugin
==COMMIT_MSG==
Possible downsides?
./gradlew resolveConfigurations
in their .circleci/config.yml, which will stop working. If they really want to continue doing this (which we don't recommend), they'll need to add it back themselves.