chore: improve cache restore message for clarity#7569
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chore: improve cache restore message for clarity#7569akhilgusain wants to merge 1 commit intodecaporg:mainfrom
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updated the PR #7570 with these changes hence closing this one. |
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Summary
Improved the cache restore log message in the build configuration.
Replaced echo noop with a more descriptive message:
echo "No operation needed — cache intact".
This makes CI/CD logs clearer, helping developers quickly understand that the cache step was executed successfully but no rebuild was needed.
Test plan
Ran the build process with the updated message.
Verified that the new log text appears in the build output without affecting cache functionality.
Confirmed no side effects on cache restore behavior.
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