Elastic build machines now respect Turborepo cache hits to prevent downgrades
Elastic build machines now consider Turborepo cache hits when deciding machine size, preventing downgrades during warm-cache builds that could fail subsequent cold-cache builds due to insufficient resources. This change applies automatically to all builds with no action required.
now consider cache hits when deciding whether to use a smaller build machine. A warm-cache build no longer triggers a downgrade. Elastic build machinesTurborepo
A warm-cache build can use less CPU and memory than the same build with a cold cache. Downgrading based on that lower usage could leave a later cold-cache build without enough resources to complete successfully.
This change applies automatically to all builds using elastic build machines. No action is required. Learn more in the .build documentation
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