Cache npm modules on appveyor #381
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Considering AppVeyor takes time to start rather than to execute, I don't think this is going to change things a lot, but if their cache invalidation doesn't suck then this comes for free, so it's worth a try. Also, in general (I saw some bikeshed material on the channel :p), I don't think it's worth investing any time at all on AppVeyor or Windows builds when not super necessary: after all, it's only there to make sure the commands themselves are not broken on Windows. Travis CI is our real source of truth. 👍 and merging! (I restarted a branch build to test something, will delete the branch afterwards) |
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