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Currently whenever someone creates a pull request, the NPM dependencies are downloaded and installed. This is problematic because we have a lot NPM dependencies with potentially large files that would need to be downloaded (e.g. the Bazel binaries). The caches are currently not being restored because we added the `{Branch}` variable to the CircleCI cache key. Since every PR has a different branch name (e.g. `devversion/refs/heads/my-banch`), the cache keys would never match an existing cache key, and the PR would start fresh by downloading everything. We can safely remove the `{Branch}` variable from the cache key because it does not provide any value since the cached files are based on the state of the `yarn.lock` file and not based on the current branch name. This reduces our dependency on the slow and sometimes **flaky** Yarn registry. We should try to depend as few as possible on external services (e.g. see how Saucelabs flakiness can cause trouble for the caretaker; same applies to flaky Yarn installs) PR Close #28480 |
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