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feat: update ccache to 4.14.3 and open a pull request for new releases - #9
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The daily monitor now opens a pull request that sets ccache_version.txt to the new ccache release, instead of an issue that asks for one.
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ccache_version.txtto 4.14.3.ccache_version.txtto the new release, instead of an issue that asks for one. GitHub does not start CI on a pull request that a workflow opened, so that pull request says to close and reopen it. Its commits are signed.Tested: the Linux x86-64 wheel of 4.14.3 builds locally and the signature of the ccache archive checks out. The other platforms and the smoke test run in the CI of this pull request.
Related Issues
Closes #8