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Make our CI faster #1655
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Can you point on the CI scripts sources? |
See also this thread https://github.community/t5/GitHub-Actions/Cache-docker-images/td-p/44978 |
Caching may help, but it may also make things slower. It's usually hard to know until we try. |
I've not built the linux wheel Dockerfile with the progress option but I suppose that in |
I've asked if we there is a way to cache with action/cache the mount of buildkit |
In the meantime I think that
could work if we have a registry to push. See https://medium.com/titansoft-engineering/docker-build-cache-sharing-on-multi-hosts-with-buildkit-and-buildx-eb8f7005918e |
I did that a while ago, didn't seem very fast to me at the time. If someone wants to try again, a pull request is welcome: #1043 |
@gabrieldemarmiesse Can this be closed or are there pending actions we need to do? |
Let's close it as there is no obvios path right now |
If you want you could subscribe to tensorflow/build#5 cause we are marginally talking also about the bazel cache for github actions. |
Currently our CI take ~30 min to run. After some analysis, here is the critical path and the big steps:
I'll work toward making this faster, help and ideas are welcome too of course.
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