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feat: built-in cache support #22

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feat: built-in cache support #22

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Built in cache support #16
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@frostming frostming merged commit 5f29900 into main Oct 21, 2022
@frostming frostming deleted the feat/builtin-cache branch October 21, 2022 04:07
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😯😄 Awesome!

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pawamoy commented Oct 26, 2022

For projects which do not track pdm.lock (libraries), should I pass pyproject.toml instead?

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For projects which do not track pdm.lock (libraries), should I pass pyproject.toml instead?

If you want it to always be testing against the latest allowable version of your deps, I'd turn caching off all together.

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For projects which do not track pdm.lock (libraries), should I pass pyproject.toml instead?

Yes, you can override it via cache-dependency-path option

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