CI: Include .ex (and .hrl) files in cache key #1979
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There is an unusual number of failed checks, can you check if everything is working as expected?
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Ahhh. I thought it was in my branch. It's a bug in inclusion of jit modules I believe, combined with caching. I'm hunting this one. |
Otherwise changes to elixir tests are not picked up. Signed-off-by: Peter M <[email protected]>
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Ok, fyi I've added .hrl files as well to cache key - seems correct? |
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We also need #1981 I believe |
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Otherwise changes to elixir tests are not picked up, and CI results are untrustworthy.
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