[ci] Address @bitstreams//BUILD.bazel nullifying action cache #20307
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Place bitstreams from other jobs in a consistent location, so the BUILD.bazel file and the command line for the action are not needlessly changed for every CI run. Originally, the git revision would be part of the path name to source files, and this precluded any possibility of getting a hit to the action cache. Signed-off-by: Alexander Williams <[email protected]>
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We're still building new bitstreams way too often, but this will hopefully enable some cache hits (when we manage to actually hit the cached-bitstream path). |
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CC @nbdd0121 who's interested in bitstream caching |
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Place bitstreams from other jobs in a consistent location, so the BUILD.bazel file and the command line for the action are not needlessly changed for every CI run.
Originally, the git revision would be part of the path name to source files, and this precluded any possibility of getting a hit to the action cache.