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8 months ago Sure, a how-to for that would be great. The docs would benefit from things like that. Thanks!
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-------- Original Message -------- On Dec 31, 2023, 05:50, Hubert Kario wrote:
I have created a workload that uses multiple github actions workers to run mutation testing in Github CI, the PR implementing it is here: tlsfuzzer/python-ecdsa#156
I wonder if you'd be interested in me contributing a chapter to cosmic-ray documentation that describes that.
Problem is, that I've done that in a slightly work-around-y way: I've split up the SQLite database using sqlite itself, not using python code.
Besides that, I have to say that with few speed-ups to the test suite, to make it execute in just few seconds, running mutation testing on 20 workers for 10 minutes executes almost a third of all the mutations, so the 99.9% confidence interval for survival rate is around 1 percentage point.
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I have created a workload that uses multiple github actions workers to run mutation testing in Github CI, the PR implementing it is here: https://github.com/tlsfuzzer/python-ecdsa/pull/156
I wonder if you'd be interested in me contributing a chapter to cosmic-ray documentation that describes that.
Problem is, that I've done that in a slightly work-around-y way: I've split up an combined the SQLite database using sqlite itself, not using python code.
Besides that, I have to say that with few speed-ups to the test suite, to make it execute in just few seconds, running mutation testing on 20 workers for 10 minutes executes almost a third of all the mutations, so the 99.9% confidence interval for survival rate is around 1 percentage point.