Caching Gradle
You can cache Gradle content by putting the Bitrise.io Cache:Push Step at the end of your Workflow. To later use this cached data, use the Bitrise.io Cache:Pull Step after Git Clone Step.
Branch-based caching vs key-based caching
This guide is is about legacy, branch-based caching. For key-based caching, check out our in-depth guide: Key-based caching.
You can read about our dedicated key-based caching Steps here: Dedicated caching Steps for dependency managers.
Before you start, make sure you have the latest version of the Android Build Step in your workflow.
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Open your app on Bitrise.
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Click the
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Select a Workflow from the
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Insert the Cache:Pull Step after the Git Clone but before the Android Build Steps.
Step version of the Cache:Pull Step
Make sure that your Step is version 1.0.0 or newer. With the older versions, you have to manually specify paths for caching.
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Insert the Cache:Push Step to the very end of your Workflow.
And you’re done!