optimize fetch to use local download #848
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this change is sorely needed to implement a rudimentary local source cache. very useful between builds with docker. |
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discovered when running test suite with ruby:3.2 image on docker
v3 is deprecated and produces a warning message
removed cops are provided by gems not explicitly installed they seem to be installed using the setup ruby action, but not when testing in a ruby docker image either way, they are covered by enabling newcops
if source is already downloaded and can be verified, skip downloading again.
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rebased on #857 so tests will pass |
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Greatly improves the efficiency of testing local rebuilds by reusing the same workdir.