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Add Support for eosio-test-stability Pipeline #7902

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There has been a lot of speculation surrounding our integration and long-running tests. Some engineers think they are flakey, others believe they are stable. Automation only cares about one thing: numbers. This pull request enables us to run the same tests on the same commit hash any number of times, given by the ROUNDS environment variable. To save resources, the build stops after the first failing round of tests.

In conjunction with these changes, I have introduced the eosio-test-stability pipeline in this pull request which has ROUNDS='1000' set by default.

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@kj4ezj kj4ezj changed the title Zach 1.8 test stability Add Support for eosio-test-stability Pipeline Sep 12, 2019
@kj4ezj kj4ezj marked this pull request as ready for review September 12, 2019 19:24
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heifner commented Sep 12, 2019

Are we taking bets? Is there a pool?

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kj4ezj commented Sep 12, 2019

Are we taking bets?

Of course!

Is there a pool?

You bring up a good point. We should ask B1 to buy us a pool.

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@kj4ezj kj4ezj merged commit d87164f into release/1.8.x Sep 13, 2019
@kj4ezj kj4ezj deleted the zach-1.8-test-stability branch September 13, 2019 00:38
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