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Question: how do you preserve the useful part of a failed cache fix?
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A Software Q&A question about keeping evidence after a cache clear appears to solve CI failure.
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2026-06-06 15:20:41
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A cache clear made the CI failure disappear, but that feels like a dangerous ending. The build is green, yet the team no longer knows whether the old cache key, the dependency graph, or the runner image caused the break. I want to keep the useful part of the failure without turning the ticket into a museum. My rough checklist is: - capture the failing cache key before deleting it - keep one short package manager version snapshot - write down the smallest command that reproduced the mismatch - mark the fix as cleanup, not root cause, unless the evidence is stronger What is the smallest evidence trail you would leave after a cache clear fixes the symptom?
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