Run hygiene in a dedicated Travis job#41372
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Pretty cool! Yeah pretty much all others are waterfallish... |
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@joaomoreno too bad. Curious, what does optimize do (that the tests depend on)? |
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Interesting that you bring that up. Those tests are supposed to run in the bundled AMD sources (which is what optimize does)... not sure it actually does that... I'll investigate. |
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OK That's embarassing:
Merged that change too. Thanks for the keen eye @felixfbecker |
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Back again with some build speedups.
Biggest time sink atm is hygiene with 164.90s, which is an operation that does not depend on the project being compiled before and is the same on macOS and Linux - so it makes sense to run it in a parallel job, only on Linux.
Potentially other jobs could be run in parallel too but I am not sure - what's the relation between
compile,optimizeand test? Doesoptimizedepend oncompile, andtestdepend onoptimize? What about tsc monaco?Given AppVeyor does not run
optimizeat all I assume that could be in a parallel job too?