Debug-action-cache Portable

- name: Check cache size run: | du -sh node_modules if [[ $(du -sm node_modules | cut -f1) -gt 1900 ]]; then echo "WARNING: node_modules is >1.9 GB, may exceed cache limit" fi

At its heart, debug-action-cache refers to the process of enabling verbose logging, analyzing cache keys, inspecting saved artifacts, and understanding the inner workings of the actions/cache and actions/cache/save actions. While not an official command, the term has emerged in developer communities as a shorthand for “debugging GitHub Actions cache problems.” It encompasses: debug-action-cache

The Debug Action Cache is a valuable tool for improving the efficiency of debugging processes. By caching the results of expensive debug actions, developers can quickly retrieve previously computed results, reducing the time and resources required for debugging. With its simple design and flexible implementation options, the Debug Action Cache is an attractive solution for developers seeking to optimize their debugging workflow. - name: Check cache size run: | du

If using actions/cache@v3 , add the verbose input: With its simple design and flexible implementation options,

: Caches have a 10GB limit per repository. If you hit this, GitHub will evict older caches, which might explain sudden "misses" for older branches.

Before diving into techniques, let’s appreciate the stakes. A misconfigured cache can: