Seems a bit pointless running the unit tests against phase3 when the only change has been say the RELEASE-NOTES or similar...
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Severity: enhancement
Seems a bit pointless running the unit tests against phase3 when the only change has been say the RELEASE-NOTES or similar...
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
Bryan.TongMinh wrote:
But it doesn't hurt. Creating a bunch of special cases does not seem worth to me the slight speed increase.
Retitling. I think being able to configure "run tests when /trunk/phase3 or /trunk/extensions changes" or any other set of paths would be nice. It's true, running parser tests when somebody updated their USERINFO or something in /trunk/tools
However, I agree with Bryan that we shouldn't make a billion special cases, so I think this should be very general. Don't need to say "unless only X Y or Z changed, then skip it"
In any case, I removed our crappy test system in r69385 (which had been broken forever). Marking this LATER, for revival one day once someone puts a new test system into Code Review.
(In reply to comment #2)
Retitling. I think being able to configure "run tests when /trunk/phase3 or
/trunk/extensions changes" or any other set of paths would be nice. It's true,
running parser tests when somebody updated their USERINFO or something in
/trunk/tools
...would be pointless.