feat(services/ghac): Allow explicitly setting ghac endpoint/token, not just env vars #3177
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The pull requests apache/opendal#3163 and apache/opendal#3177 have been merged and included in OpenDAL version 0.41. This PR will update OpenDAL to version 0.41, allowing us to rely on tags rather than a specific GitHub commit. Signed-off-by: GitHub <[email protected]>
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This adjusts the GitHub Actions Cache service to allow explicitly setting the URL (via
.endpoint(...)) and the runtime token (via.runtime_token(...)), in addition to the defaults of reading theACTIONS_CACHE_URLandACTIONS_RUNTIME_TOKENenvironment variables.This gives more control over the use of this service, such as in the Pants build system (I'm adding support in pantsbuild/pants#19831): for Pants, the caching system runs in a background daemon that is passed some configuration by a client, and it's nice to not have to propagate environment variables into the daemon, instead, it's nicer for the client to read the environment and pass the values as 'normal' configuration.