> ## Documentation Index
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# Build Cache - Customizing Settings Per Build

> [!NOTE]
>
> This feature is only available in Incredibuild's [Enterprise and Business Plans](https://docs.incredibuild.com/windows/10.38.1/pricing-plans.md) and is currently in limited availability. For more details, speak to your Customer Success Representative.

You can override the Build Cache setting for individual builds or projects.

## Override the Build Cache Behavior for a Specific Build

Clients define which Endpoint(s) are used by default in the Agent Settings, but this can be overridden in the build command for a specific build. Flags are defined to allow you to override the build cache behavior in the [BuildConsole for Make and Build Tools](https://docs.incredibuild.com/windows/10.38.1/running-from-command-line.md), [BuildConsole for Visual Studio](https://docs.incredibuild.com/windows/10.38.1/build-console-cli.md), and [IBConsole for DevTools](https://docs.incredibuild.com/windows/10.38.1/ibconsole-cli-options.md) CLIs.

For example, if you are using the BuildConsole command to run Incredibuild for make and build tools and you want to use a remote cache, you would add the /buildcacheremoteserver=\[ip address:port] flag.

This is especially useful for CI builds, where the build command is part of the overall CI script.

## Setting the Build Cache Behavior for a Specific Project

You can also configure Build Cache behavior to match a specific project using a build configuration file. You can create a configuration file with settings for a particular project, and store the file together with the project source code. This allows you to use the same settings (e.g., a specific shared cache) consistently across multiple agents and CI machines. For details, see [Modify Settings per Build using a Configuration File](https://docs.incredibuild.com/windows/10.38.1/modify-settings-per-build.md).


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