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Instead of caching the vendor folder (which changes for every job, as different levels of dependencies are installed) we now cache composer cache folders (where it stores downloaded packages and cloned repos). This should make caching much more effective, without introducing any persistance issues (as metadata used for dependency resolution is not cached).
`ocramius/package-versions` changes the file it installs, so composer may notice this (when the package is installed from source?) and refuse upgrade/downgrade.
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Instead of caching the vendor folder (which changes for every job, as different levels of dependencies are installed) we now cache composer cache folders (where it stores downloaded packages and cloned repos).
This should make caching much more effective, without introducing any persistent issues (as metadata used for dependency resolution is not cached).
Note that caches won't be available on the first build. I'll add a test commit once the initial build completes.