[Solved] Why is it important to cache node_modules in a GitHub Actions workflow running Cypress tests? — Ans: To speed up workflow runs by reusing installed dependencies | Cypress

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Why is it important to cache node_modules in a GitHub Actions workflow running Cypress tests?

ATo speed up workflow runs by reusing installed dependencies

BTo ensure tests run with fresh dependencies every time

CTo avoid running Cypress tests on every push

DTo prevent GitHub Actions from checking out code

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand caching in GitHub Actions
Caching stores files between runs to avoid reinstalling dependencies repeatedly.
Step 2: Recognize benefit for node_modules
Caching node_modules speeds up workflow by skipping npm install on every run.
Final Answer:
To speed up workflow runs by reusing installed dependencies -> Option A
Quick Check:
Caching node_modules = faster workflow runs [OK]

Quick Trick: Cache dependencies to reduce install time in workflows [OK]

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