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*
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*
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package org.gradle.cache;
import java.io.File;
/**
* A repository of persistent caches and stores. A store is a store for persistent data. A cache is a store for persistent
* cache data. The only real difference between the two is that a store cannot be invalidated, whereas a cache can be invalidated when things
* change. For example, running with {@code --cache rebuild} will invalidate the contents of all caches, but not the contents of any stores.
*/
public interface CacheRepository {
/**
* Returns a builder for the store with the given key and global scope. Default is a Gradle version-specific store shared by all builds, though this
* can be changed using the provided builder.
*
* A store is always opened with a shared lock, so that it can be accessed by multiple processes. It is the caller's responsibility to
* coordinate access to the cache.
*
* @param key The cache key. This is a unique identifier within the cache scope.
* @return The builder.
*/
CacheBuilder store(String key);
/**
* Returns a builder for the store with the given key and scope. Scope might be a Gradle, Project or Task.
*/
CacheBuilder store(Object scope, String key);
/**
* Returns a builder for the cache with the given key and global scope. Default is a Gradle version-specific cache shared by all builds, though this
* can be changed using the provided builder.
*
* A state cache is always opened with a shared lock, so that it can be accessed by multiple processes. It is the caller's responsibility
* to coordinate access to the cache.
*
* @param key The cache key. This is a unique identifier within the cache scope.
* @return The builder.
*/
CacheBuilder cache(String key);
/**
* Returns a builder for the cache with the given base directory. You should prefer one of the other methods over using this method.
*/
CacheBuilder cache(File baseDir);
/**
* Returns a builder for the cache with the given key and scope. Scope might be a Gradle, Project or Task.
*/
CacheBuilder cache(Object scope, String key);
}
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