Docker caching
See original GitHub issueShould we try to use this cache action to cache docker layers, doing trickery with docker save
and docker load
, or are you working on a different path for Docker caching?
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👋 Hi all, right now we are focusing on other priorities and there are no updates for docker caching. We appreciate your feedback and revisit priorities based on user feedback, so please continue sending us your input.
Since docker is now natively integrated in Github actions, I think it would be nice if there was an option to enable docker caching globally, like CircleCI does.