Gitlab CI: Using Caching for Continuous Integration Pipelines 🏇
Using the built-in caching functionality available in Gitlab's CI and other continuous integration/delivery platforms can be a simple way of speeding up your CI jobs!
I mispoke at around 5:00 - caching can decrease job run times depending on the language AND the cache configuration. Pip/pipenv tends to cache things very well whereas other package managers need a bit more coaxing.
I'm not nearly as familiar with Bundler as I am with npm and Pipenv so there's probably tweaks that can be made to bundler to make to cache more efficiently.
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