ARROW-2544: [CI] Run the C++ tests with two jobs #1899
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Travis-CI provides workers with two cores. We should use them. This should make testing our C++ implementation faster.
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Can anyone restart the build. Travis is having networking issues. |
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Done! |
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I'm not sure what's wrong but it doesn't look like my changes caused these failures. |
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No, this looks like a sporadic error. I restarted the job. |
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(by verbosity, I mean perhaps dropping the |
thedrow
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@pitrou I don't care about the valgrind output from successful builds. If there was something interesting in there, it should rather error and urge us to fix it. |
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Can we merge this? |
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There are unrelated Travis-CI failures, I'm gonna merge anyway. Thanks @thedrow ! |
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Travis-CI provides workers with two cores. We should use them.
This should make testing our C++ implementation faster.