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[Th2-5165] Use cache in BookInfo #364
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Looks good to me
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You can publish an empty commit to achieve the same results:
git commit --allow-empty -m "Retrigger build"
However, this looks strange and probably instead of having the while-card version you should specify the exact one if you have to make a commit to trigger the build anyway
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I know about this approach, but it doesn't work for some repo
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