Cache npm dependencies in Travis CI #221
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Primarily for convenience to speed up the time it takes for Travis CI to do its thing. Refs https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/caching/#npm-cache
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While looking for some low hanging chores to do, I stumbled upon
.travis.yml. Thought we might as well tell Travis to cache the npm dependencies to speed up our builds.Knowing we've got the entire dependency tree locked down with
package-lock.json, it can't hurt to cache them, right?Refs https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/caching/#npm-cache
/cc @nodejs/github-bot