Partition tests on CI #3950
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Partition tests on CI #3950
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Unfortunately this partitioning approach doesn't work for the application-server integration tests, because those live in a single project. We'd need to split them into multiple sub-projects to make it work correctly. For the non-application server integration tests it works, but has a slight imbalance: The jdbc-integration-tests take much longer than the rest, therefore the split is a bit uneven. Also the test-reporter doesn't merge the test results from split tasks yet, which is a problem. |
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Closing for now as splitting the application-server integration tests seems to be too much effort for now to justify it. We can revisit and reopen if needed |
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What does this PR do?
Attempts to automatically partition our tests on CI so that we get smaller logs and lower total runtime.