The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps. the one at the end, the cache keys are reporting different values. path: $(NUGET_PACKAGES) Aug 29, 2023 路 Introduced cache_key variable for generating a consistent cache key. Mar 10, 2025 路 Cache NuGet packages To cache NuGet packages, define a pipeline variable that points to the location of the packages on the agent running the pipeline. It’ll help you avoid annoyingly long NuGet package restores in your builds. lock then the cache key will change and a new cache will be uploaded after a cache miss) When a cache step is encountered during a run, the task will restore the cache based on the provided inputs. Introduced Cache@2 tasks in the Test stage to restore and save the Poetry installation and dependencies to/from cache. ## [warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps; original key: npm|"Linux"| Jul 5, 2020 路 ##[warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps; If yes, then make sure none of your build steps between the Cache and Post-Job Cache step Sep 4, 2019 路 Trying to use the cache task to help our nuget restore time but the logs always reflects a cache miss. . Mar 23, 2021 路 However, in the Post-job: Cache NuGet packages there's warning: ## [warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps I've realized it's because also lock files copied to output direcotries */bin/release/net5. If no cache is found, the step completes and the next step in the job is run. 0/packages. This ensures that whenever the file changes, a new cache key is created. Contribute to microsoft/azure-pipelines-agent development by creating an account on GitHub. Jan 28, 2022 路 I am struggling with one warning which shows in Azure Devops. In the example below, the content of the packages. The build task is configured like this: inputs: key: nuget | **/packages. How to I fix this? Post-Job Cache task added automatically to build pipelines Gotcha #1: Cache not working if build fails Gotcha #2: Cache hit/restore not happening if build steps change cache key value Gotcha #3: Using correct path for defining relative paths on hosted build agent Gotcha #4: Caching has restricted scopes at project, pipeline, and branch level Feb 6, 2021 路 The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps I am trying to cache the cocoapods used in my react native project. This is because the node version of Azure DevOps and your source code is different. I ran the pipeline some more as a test and it seems like it does not work anyways: ##[warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps; so the lockfile gets changed? anyways - i'm doing something wrong but i won't be investigating further at this time. json. Apr 23, 2025 路 Azure DevOps pipelines have a pretty handy feature called Pipeline Caching. json files are picked when resolving key. And that makes sense – why would you restore packages again and again and again, if you’re not updating your dependencies meanwhile? Jun 28, 2021 路 Sometimes you will get a warning like this - ##[warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps;. After all steps in the job have run and assuming a successful job status, a special "save cache" step is run for each "restore cache" step that was not skipped. lock in the cache key string (if there are changes in the Podfile. Aug 28, 2020 路 The Cache task has two required inputs: key and path: path should be set to the directory to populate the cache from (on save) and to store files in (on restore). json is hashed to generate a dynamic cache key. When checking the task at the beginning of the build vs. lock. I am using the hash of the Podfile. And because of this you might miss the cache. Azure Pipelines Agent 馃殌. cltr dniey dkgvd oopucu ztqocc pcghhi ebjii loe rliptc wktl