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- name: Inspect restored cache run: | echo "Cache directory contents:" ls -la ~/.npm du -sh ~/.npm echo "File timestamps:" stat ~/.npm/cache/_cacache/index-v5/11/1a/* || echo "No cache found" You can visually verify if the package-lock.json hash generated a 3-day-old cache or a 3-week-old cache. Step 3: Validating Cache Integrity with Checksums The most powerful debug-action-cache technique is to store a .checksum file inside the cache.

Enter the concept of . While not a single, pre-built command in every CI system, this phrase represents a critical workflow pattern—the systematic process of inspecting, verifying, and troubleshooting the cache layers generated by CICD actions (primarily in GitHub Actions, but applicable to GitLab CI, CircleCI, and Jenkins). debug-action-cache

Insert a step immediately after your cache restore: - name: Inspect restored cache run: | echo

echo "=== DEBUG ACTION CACHE ===" echo "Current time: $(date)" echo "Cache path: $CACHE_PATH" echo "Expected lockfile hash: $EXPECTED_HASH" While not a single, pre-built command in every