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[SYNPY-1456] Revert to old ubuntu #1092

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[SYNPY-1456] Revert to old ubuntu #1092

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Problem:


  1. Running integration tests in ubuntu-22.04 takes between 3-4 hours to complete.

Solution:

  1. Revert ubuntu versions for the GH runner

Testing:

  1. Verified after this change that a pipeline run only took ~30 minutes to complete

@BryanFauble BryanFauble requested a review from a team as a code owner May 7, 2024 17:31
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Approved! But hmm that's odd. Why do you think 22.04 Ubuntu slows this down by so much? On the ITCR side we have some Docker containers that run in Ubuntu 22.04

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🔥 LGTM - do you know why there might be such a big difference?

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@thomasyu888 @jaymedina I'm not sure why we are seeing such a slowdown here. When I looked back at the runs it seemed like the majority of time was spent doing "nothing" where the next test was waiting to be run. Perhaps there is a bug with the new ubuntu version and with xdist that causes this.

@BryanFauble BryanFauble merged commit f07f170 into develop May 7, 2024
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@BryanFauble BryanFauble deleted the test-old-ubuntu branch May 7, 2024 17:37
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