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## Walkthrough The `.github/workflows/test_python.yml` file has been updated to refine the handling of test durations in the CI workflow. This includes modifications to caching paths and keys, adjustments to the pytest command, and changes to the method of aggregating test duration data. These updates aim to improve the efficiency and accuracy of test duration management in the CI pipeline. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | .github/workflows/test_python.yml | Updated paths and keys for caching test durations, adjusted the pytest command, and modified the approach to handling and aggregating test duration data. |[!TIP]
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8cd3cba4565d20980a766c3809b1ce8f25856074 and cfb5d986b1014936982c734987e6dce783bdc578.Files selected for processing (1)
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.github/workflows/test_python.yml (5)
`45-45`: Ensure the new cache path `.test_durations` is correctly referenced throughout the workflow. --- `89-89`: The simplification of the command to combine test duration files using `jq -s add` is a good improvement. Ensure it functions as expected by testing the command with sample data.Verification successful
--- The `jq -s add` command for combining test duration files functions as expected. The test with sample data produced the correct combined JSON output. ---- `49-53`: Verify that the new cache keys and restore-keys are correctly formatted and unique.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Test the new jq command for combining test duration files. # Test: Run the jq command with sample duration files to ensure it combines them correctly. echo '{"test1": 120}' > duration1.json echo '{"test2": 180}' > duration2.json jq -s add duration*.json ``` Length of output: 124Verification successful
--- The search results confirm the presence of the cache key pattern in the workflow file. The key appears to be correctly formatted and includes unique identifiers such as `github.run_id`, `github.run_number`, `matrix.python`, and `matrix.group`, which should ensure uniqueness. - `key: test2-durations-split-${{ github.run_id }}-${{ github.run_number}}-${{ matrix.python }}-${{ matrix.group }}` This format should provide a unique key for each run, considering the combination of run ID, run number, Python version, and group.--- `56-56`: The line moving `.test_durations` to a group-specific file has been removed. Confirm that this change aligns with the intended caching and test duration handling strategy.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the uniqueness and correct format of cache keys. # Test: Search for the cache key pattern in the workflow file. Expect: Unique and correctly formatted keys. rg --type yaml $'test2-durations-split-' ``` Length of output: 39 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the uniqueness and correct format of cache keys. # Test: Search for the cache key pattern in the workflow file. Expect: Unique and correctly formatted keys. rg 'test2-durations-split-' .github/workflows/test_python.yml ``` Length of output: 182Verification successful
--- The search results indicate that `.test_durations` is not referenced elsewhere in the codebase, and the caching strategy in the workflow files primarily involves caching dependencies like `pip`. The removal of the line moving `.test_durations` to a group-specific file does not seem to impact the current caching strategy. - The `.test_durations` file is not used elsewhere in the codebase. - The caching strategy in the workflow files focuses on caching dependencies, not test durations.--- `81-82`: Ensure that the combined cache keys are correctly implemented and check if they align with the new caching strategy.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the removal of the line moving `.test_durations` to a group-specific file aligns with the caching strategy. # Test: Check if `.test_durations` is used elsewhere without group-specific handling. rg --type yaml $'.test_durations' ``` Length of output: 32 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the removal of the line moving `.test_durations` to a group-specific file aligns with the caching strategy. # Test 1: Check if `.test_durations` is used elsewhere in the codebase. rg '.test_durations' # Test 2: Review the caching strategy in the workflow files. rg 'cache' .github/workflows/ ``` Length of output: 672
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wanghan-iapcm
The previous workflow file has several bugs.
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