I understand that Issue is not related to the code of this repository, but I would like to discuss with many people, so I open Issue here. (and I know community forums exist. but many people probably don't know yet.)
First, I really appreciate the GitHub team for adding the cache feature to GitHub Actions. That's great for us! But, In recent years, node_modules is too large. 200MB can't cover it. It's the same in other languages. For example, using esy to install the opam packages, it can easily exceed 800MB. Is there a way to increase the cache limit? or if individual cache limits are removed, it becomes a relatively realistic limit. I know that if the file size is too large, save/restore may insanely slow down. but it shouldn't be limited on the cache action side.
I understand that Issue is not related to the code of this repository, but I would like to discuss with many people, so I open Issue here. (and I know community forums exist. but many people probably don't know yet.)
First, I really appreciate the GitHub team for adding the cache feature to GitHub Actions. That's great for us! But, In recent years,
node_modulesis too large. 200MB can't cover it. It's the same in other languages. For example, using esy to install the opam packages, it can easily exceed 800MB. Is there a way to increase the cache limit? or if individual cache limits are removed, it becomes a relatively realistic limit. I know that if the file size is too large, save/restore may insanely slow down. but it shouldn't be limited on the cache action side.