Save generated files in CI #1224
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It may be difficult to recreate those files exactly at a later date, so save what was used in the build. Signed-off-by: Bryan Boreham <[email protected]>
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can see the files that were generated in this CI run at https://circleci.com/gh/cortexproject/cortex/4746#artifacts/containers/0 - click on Artifacts and expand the tree down |
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thanks! |
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hm i don't see it in git repo, so godoc miss them and i can't go get project |
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This PR has nothing to do with git. |
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hm, i go to this issue from #1269 and think that this commit add generated files to git, sorry |
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It may be difficult to recreate those files exactly at a later date, so save what was used in the build.