This action is similar to actions/cache but it also saves the current job.status (success or failure) and restores it in a later run when the same cache-key hits.

This offers two separate actions taskworld/job-cache-action/save and taskworld/job-cache-action/restore due to the limitations of how job status is derived in JavaScript action.

Usage example

on:
	pull_request:

jobs:
	eslint:
		runs-on: ubuntu-latest
		steps:
			- uses: actions/checkout@v3

			- id: cache
				uses: taskworld/job-cache-action/restore@v1
				with:
					cache-key: build-${{ hashFiles('src') }}
					path: pass-your-additional-files-here

			- runs: npx eslint

			- uses: taskworld/job-cache-action/save@v1
				with:
					cache-key: ${{ steps.cache.outputs.cache-key }}
					path: pass-your-additional-files-here