Closed turunenm closed 2 years ago
Only question:
Those were intentionally in separate files, since there are A LOT more issues with Windows/Mac runners than Linux runners in Github.
Actually second question as well. Can we still get status badges by platform as previously:
Only question:
* If something fails, does it cancel ALL other jobs or only jobs from that same platform as previously? * Same with re-runs as well
Those were intentionally in separate files, since there are A LOT more issues with Windows/Mac runners than Linux runners in Github.
Failed execution is not reflected to other executors (even within the platform).
This can also be changed with fail_fast: false
strategy:
fail-fast: false
matrix:
...
With re-runs you can choose to Re-run all jobs or Re-run failed jobs
If you want to manually execute all tests of a specific platform you can use workflow_dispatch
Actually second question as well. Can we still get status badges by platform as previously:
In this PR all of the os/python/browser combinations are handled as jobs instead of separate workflows. Currently badges can not be assigned for jobs so the os-specific badges are not possible with this style.
Removed the chained execution of Static Analysis -> OS-tests Now the Static Analysis and the OS-tests all start at the same time and failed Static Analysis does not block OS-tests
Changed _osacceptance.yml files to use the _testsreusable.yml to lessen code duplication
Now the workflows behave like previously with one difference: Static Analysis is executed in it's own workflow and only once. Previously static analysis was part of _osacceptance.yml workflows and was executed total of 18 times
Ok, I would rather keep OS specific badges.
Ok, I would rather keep OS specific badges.
Badges work like they used to (since my previous comment)
Should be good for review 👍
Ok, I would rather keep OS specific badges.
Badges work like they used to (since my previous comment)
Should be good for review 👍
Ok, great. Then no objections :)
Split test workflows into different files, _staticanalysis.yml, [os]_acceptance.yml and _testsreusable.yml
_staticanalysis.yml runs type checking and linting, these used to be part of [os]_acceptance.yml and were ran 18 times instead of once. [os]_acceptance.yml now only contain matrix variable definitions which are passed to _testsreusable.yml _testsreusable.yml contains generic unit and acceptance test workflow which works on all OS platforms (though limited to X-latest OS:s)