.travis.yml: only store new schroot if something has changed #440
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Prior to this change, the process of tarring up would mean that Travis would always detect that the cache had changed, and we would incur ~30s of packing/transferring at the end of every build. Instead, we now check if there was any change to the installed contents of the schroot, and only generate a new tarball if there were changes.
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@OddBloke LGTM, thanks! |
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Prior to this change, the process of tarring up would mean that Travis
would always detect that the cache had changed, and we would incur ~30s
of packing/transferring at the end of every build.
Instead, we now check if there was any change to the installed contents
of the schroot, and only generate a new tarball if there were changes.