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Experiment with running client tests #3239
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This is generally looking good to me 👍
Co-authored-by: Jacob MacDonald <jakemac@google.com>
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Looks like we are getting a lot of chrome timeout flakes, but your stuff here is working. I can restart the jobs until it's green. |
Yeah from my side I'm happy with the current test configuration for community tests. So if everything looks fine to you too restarting the flaky tests would be great 👍 |
Closes #3239 The character was originally `|` but was changed to `:` because the former is a special character in windows terminals. Some docs where updated with that change, but some were missed. Use `:` over `|` consistently in docs, `build.yaml`, and command line arguments in tests. Fix a utility which shortens redundant builder names to use the new separator. This utility had not been working.
Closes #3239 The character was originally `|` but was changed to `:` because the former is a special character in windows terminals. Some docs where updated with that change, but some were missed. Use `:` over `|` consistently in docs, `build.yaml`, and command line arguments in tests. Fix a utility which shortens redundant builder names to use the new separator. This utility had not been working.
For testing purposes, I've added a tool adding necessary
dependency_overrides
to an external package. Based on that, I added a simple test run for my most popular builder as a GitHub Actions workflow.