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When using actions/cache, we can define the restore-keys input.
restore-keys - An ordered list of keys to use for restoring stale cache if no cache hit occurred for key. Note cache-hit returns false in this case.
I wonder if Buildkit reproduces this behaviour when I use --import-cache type=gha.
For example, I am creating Docker images that will work as a cache for Elixir's dependencies, so I am using the key ${ELIXIR_VERSION}-${OTP_VERSION}-$(cat mix.lock | sha512sum). I build and push the image by using the key as a tag. If, when trying to pull the image with the given tag to use as cache, Buildkit didn't find it, then he could try something like ${ELIXIR_VERSION}-${OTP_VERSION}-* or the latest tag.
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When using actions/cache, we can define the
restore-keysinput.I wonder if Buildkit reproduces this behaviour when I use
--import-cache type=gha.For example, I am creating Docker images that will work as a cache for Elixir's dependencies, so I am using the key
${ELIXIR_VERSION}-${OTP_VERSION}-$(cat mix.lock | sha512sum). I build and push the image by using the key as a tag. If, when trying to pull the image with the given tag to use as cache, Buildkit didn't find it, then he could try something like${ELIXIR_VERSION}-${OTP_VERSION}-*or thelatesttag.Is it possible in any way?
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