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Reduce the number of Linux arm32 periodic jobs triggered #24105
Reduce the number of Linux arm32 periodic jobs triggered #24105
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Only the corefx jobs are left. The rest should be done in AzDO, and scheduling both AzDO and Jenkins is causing too much work for the few machines we have.
@dotnet-bot test ci please |
Jobs no longer cron jobs:
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LGTM
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if ((os == 'Ubuntu') && (architecture == 'arm') && !isCoreFxScenario(scenario)) { | ||
// Linux arm32 duplicated by AzDO |
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not all of them are duplicated by AzDO but I think we do not care because they will disappear soon anyway (zapdisable
or 'tailcallstress' for example).
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By "disappear soon", I hope you mean, "will appear soon in AzDO runs"?
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I am not aware if such work item exists somewhere, do we have a GitHub issue to track that?
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I don't know. Is AzDO work (such as creating the full set of jobs that Jenkins previously ran) tracked in GitHub?
…xArm32PeriodicJobs Reduce the number of Linux arm32 periodic jobs triggered Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@65f74d4
Only the corefx jobs are left. The rest should be done in AzDO,
and scheduling both AzDO and Jenkins is causing too much work
for the few machines we have.