Closed jborean93 closed 2 years ago
Merging #145 (92624c1) into master (16299b4) will increase coverage by
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macOS | 67.49% <ø> (?) |
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py3.10 | 98.89% <ø> (?) |
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py3.6 | 98.89% <ø> (?) |
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py3.7 | 98.89% <ø> (?) |
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py3.8 | 98.89% <ø> (?) |
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py3.9 | 98.91% <ø> (?) |
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ubuntu | 96.50% <ø> (?) |
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windows | 98.83% <ø> (?) |
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x64 | 98.91% <ø> (?) |
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x86 | 98.83% <ø> (?) |
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smbprotocol/file_info.py | 100.00% <ø> (ø) |
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smbprotocol/dfs.py | 100.00% <0.00%> (ø) |
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@adiroiban I should have listened to you in the first place :)
Thanks for the update. Happy to see the GHA migration.
Not sure why Azure Devops images are slow...I was expecting GitHub and Azure to share the same images... but maybe Azure is more "enterprise" so it plays safe.
I am using both Azure and GitHub for automated tests. I think that GItHub is where the cool kids are hanging out. There are a lot of nice helpers for github acions.
ex https://mxschmitt.github.io/action-tmate/ is awesome for debugging strange tests that pass on your system but fail on CI.
I expect that at some point MS will close Azure Devops and we will only have GitHub...but maybe in 5 years as GitHub still has to catch up on test analytics functionality... and I hope retry failed-jobs will be available on GitHub soon.
Not sure why Azure Devops images are slow
I meant slow to update versions. For example GHA had Python 3.10 support essentially when it came out whereas Azure Pipelines had to wait for it to trickle in. I believe they also dropped Python x86 on Windows which isn't the end of the world for this library but on others where I build Windows wheels can be important to test.
Azure Pipelines is too slow to add new Python versions and I'm in the progress of updating my various libraries to GitHub Actions instead.