Only ccache save/restore on main to improve our cache hit rate/TTLs#185
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ccache save/restore on main to improve our cache hit rate/TTLs
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We do not need to cache PR branch run ccache bundles, because branches can (and do) inherit
maincaches automatically, it is only the inverse that is disallowedAnd, caching ccache results from PR branches counts against the 10GB github limit, which eats into our overall ability to save
mainccache bundles.This is why we were losing ccache bundles in CI builds - the TTL wasn't expiring, we were hitting the 10GB limit, and losing our ccache when we didn't need to.