ci: Accelerated compilation

[baerwang]

before

https://github.com/baerwang/pika/actions/runs/9400742479

after

https://github.com/baerwang/pika/actions/runs/9412561311

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Improved build caching by adding a new ccache step for both Ubuntu and MacOS.
  • Removed outdated caching steps to streamline the build process.
  • Enhanced CMake configuration to incorporate ccache for faster builds on Ubuntu and MacOS.

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Walkthrough

The .github/workflows/pika.yml file was updated to enhance build caching and configuration. Key changes include adding ccache steps for caching on Ubuntu and MacOS, modifying the Configure CMake step to utilize ccache, and removing previous caching steps using actions/cache@v3. These changes aim to streamline the build process and improve efficiency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/pika.yml	Added ccache steps for Ubuntu and MacOS; modified Configure CMake step to use ccache; removed actions/cache@v3 steps

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant ccache Action
    participant CMake
    participant Build

    GitHub Actions->>ccache Action: Setup ccache with Ubuntu key
    GitHub Actions->>ccache Action: Setup ccache with MacOS key
    GitHub Actions->>CMake: Configure with ccache
    CMake->>Build: Start build process with ccache
    Build->>GitHub Actions: Build completed

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In the land of code so bright,
Ccache steps take flight,
Ubuntu and MacOS, both in sight,
CMake builds with all its might.
No more cache actions in the night,
Streamlined builds, oh what a delight! 💻✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5240e45 and 5becdb5.

Files selected for processing (1)

• .github/workflows/pika.yml (2 hunks)

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.github/workflows/pika.yml (4)

29-33: Added ccache step for Ubuntu build.

This addition should help in caching the compilation process, potentially reducing build times as intended by the PR. Ensure that the ccache configuration aligns with the project's requirements for cache invalidation and size.

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42-42: Updated CMake configuration to use ccache.

The integration of ccache in the CMake configuration is a good practice for reducing compilation times. Verify that the paths and environment variables used with ccache are correctly set up to avoid any path-related issues.

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164-168: Added ccache step for MacOS build.

Similar to the Ubuntu configuration, this step introduces ccache for MacOS, which should enhance build efficiency. It's crucial to monitor the cache performance on MacOS, as its filesystem behaviors can differ from Linux.

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178-178: Updated CMake configuration for MacOS to use ccache.

Properly configuring ccache for MacOS builds in the CMake step is essential for consistent build acceleration across platforms. Double-check that the specified compiler paths and flags are correct and optimal for MacOS environments.

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