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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds Helm output caching infrastructure to the CI pipeline and adapts local build tooling to detect and handle CI execution mode differently. The workflow gains a caching step for Helm artifacts, while the local Tiltfile introduces CI environment detection to bypass resource dependency tracking and cached YAML fallback during continuous integration runs. ChangesHelm Caching Across CI and Local Development
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.github/workflows/checks.yml (1)
29-29: ⚡ Quick winStatic cache key
helm-cachefreezes the cache after the first run.GitHub Actions cache cannot update an existing cache entry — to store new content, a new key must be used. With
key: helm-cache, an exact key match is a cache hit, and only a cache miss triggers a new cache save. This means:
- Run 1 (cold): cache miss → helm generates all outputs → cache saved as
helm-cache.- Run 2+: cache hit → old outputs restored →
helm-with-cache.shmay update local files → updated files are never re-saved to the Actions cache (key already exists).The helm script runs correctly each time (CI outputs stay correct per-run), but the persistent GHA cache is frozen at the state from the very first run, eliminating the caching benefit whenever charts evolve.
Use a content-addressed key so cache entries are refreshed when chart definitions change:
♻️ Proposed refactor
- key: helm-cache + key: helm-cache-${{ hashFiles('**/Chart.yaml', '**/Chart.lock', '**/values.yaml') }} + restore-keys: | + helm-cache-🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.github/workflows/checks.yml at line 29, The workflow uses a static cache key "helm-cache" in .github/workflows/checks.yml which freezes the cache after the first run; replace that static key with a content-addressed key that includes a hash of the Helm chart/values files (e.g., using hashFiles on your chart directory) and optionally runner info so the key updates when chart sources change; ensure the cache action still provides sensible restore-keys for fallbacks and keep references to "helm-cache" and the helm-with-cache.sh step updated to use the new key scheme.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/checks.yml:
- Line 25: The workflow step id contains a typo: rename the step identifier
"cache-helm-ooutput" to "cache-helm-output" so downstream references like
steps.cache-helm-output.outputs.* will resolve correctly; update any usages of
the old id (e.g., in outputs or needs) to the new "cache-helm-output" identifier
to keep references consistent.
In `@Tiltfile`:
- Around line 107-122: In the is_ci branch you call agnostic_local(command) but
never populate objects, causing a "referenced before assignment" error; after
calling agnostic_local(command) (inside the is_ci branch) read the cached YAML
into objects (objects = read_yaml_stream(cached_yaml)) and mirror the same
fallback logic used in the non-CI path (re-run agnostic_local and re-read if
objects is empty) so subsequent code can safely use the objects variable;
reference symbols: is_ci, agnostic_local(command), cached_yaml, objects,
read_yaml_stream.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.github/workflows/checks.yml:
- Line 29: The workflow uses a static cache key "helm-cache" in
.github/workflows/checks.yml which freezes the cache after the first run;
replace that static key with a content-addressed key that includes a hash of the
Helm chart/values files (e.g., using hashFiles on your chart directory) and
optionally runner info so the key updates when chart sources change; ensure the
cache action still provides sensible restore-keys for fallbacks and keep
references to "helm-cache" and the helm-with-cache.sh step updated to use the
new key scheme.
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* Cache helm output for CI runs * load objects in ci and fail if none * Use more specific keys and restore_key * Fix restore-keys and don't use reloader in ci * Remove main from restore-keys * Mose base_ref after develop Fix restore keys formatting in checks.yml Fix restore-keys value
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