Closed ybiquitous closed 1 year ago
@ybiquitous I understand this disables "fail fast". But what is the problem if we leave "fail fast" enabled?
@ColinDKelley Ah, sorry for the lack of why. I think it’s beneficial to disable fail-fast to make finding a problem with a specific OS or Ruby version easier.
But, since disabling fail-fast may increase CI time, it’s a trade-off. Feel free to close this PR if you’re against it. 😃
Ah, that does seem like a tradeoff. And the biggest reason to have Fail Fast enabled would be if you were waiting for build results as soon as possible. Which I never am here. So I'm good with this change!
@ColinDKelley Thank you for the review and merge! 😊
This change aims to prevent canceling running jobs if some jobs fail.
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