Open oneElectron opened 1 year ago
An alternative that I have already tested is to create an env variable CI=1
which build.rs checks for and sets a cfg in rust. Any test that fails locally would be marked with #[cfg(is_ci)]
EDIT: This is a solution, but the issue is that marking a function with #[cfg(is_ci)] causes it not to compile, which means it generates warnings about unused imports and helper functions
The other method I see is to create a function fn quit_if_not_ci()
, and call it in any test that fails locally. This is (at least to me) not the most ideal solution because it would requires importing the function and any test marked with this function will always pass, which may lead to confusion.
This resolves issue #708. Any test that requires being run on the CI server is marked with
#[ignore = ci]
. I added-- --ignored
to both the miri and build-and-test jobs. Opened as a draft because I don't know if anyone will have a problem with this solution.