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Because integration tests are cached by default, it produces no output for showcasing documentation through S3 or GitHub artifacts.

Tried to explain what needs to be done in the comment. I tried, but it takes too much time to implement and test it properly, and I'd like to restore the demo functionality sooner, so proposing to just disable it for now.

Regression from #2711

Because integration tests are cached by default, it produces no output for showcasing documentation through S3 or GitHub artifacts.

Regression from #2711
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Does the --no-build-cache option work for this?

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Does the --no-build-cache option work for this?

Most likely yes, although I haven't checked.

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I would try to use --no-build-cache for our actions but you have implemented with @DisableCachingByDefault.

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The argument applies to the whole build, the annotation only to one task.

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IgnatBeresnev commented Feb 9, 2023

Not only that, but integration tests are run on TeamCity (I don't think it uses caches, but still) and are also run locally, so we'd have to be using --no-build-cache all the time and probably add it to some of the instructions for external contributors

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