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On its own this PR does not really change anything, but it is a building block to future PRs that will optimize the workflow.

Part of #2714

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On its own this PR does not really change anything, but it is a building
block to future PRs that will optimize the workflow.

Part of eclipse-platform#2714
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I believe this is uncontroversial so I am proceeding with it.

@jonahgraham jonahgraham merged commit e84097b into eclipse-platform:master Nov 12, 2025
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laeubi commented Nov 12, 2025

@jonahgraham I think we now need to have one workflow call for the tests comment so one gets one comment / OS otherwhise the test report will become completely unusable. e.g assume the following

  1. PR 1 changes Windows
  2. PR 2 changes Linux
  3. The last master has changed Mac

Now the test results on master (baseline) will be the mac tests and it gets compared to the state of Linux+Windows on the other PRs ... son one of them gets merged and you get a totally different baseline now...

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laeubi commented Nov 12, 2025

btw one can maybe get some inspiration form Equinox where we have some extra tests published form the TCK run:

https://github.com/eclipse-equinox/equinox/blob/master/.github/workflows/unit-tests.yml

But maybe for SWT consequently one should just have three workflows and three publisher workflows...

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[...] one workflow call [...]

As of this PR there is still only one workflow call - I assume you want these comments to apply to #2763 where we call the workflow many times?

If you think the comment does apply here, I will revert this PR and we can start the review from scratch.

See also #2764 (comment)

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laeubi commented Nov 13, 2025

If you think the comment does apply here, I will revert this PR and we can start the review from scratch.

Now worries, I just wanted to note it here but haven't seen your other PR

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