CI: run the test suite, and run it on main - #6
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Two problems, both silent. The test step ran `ctest -L unit` first and fell back to the full run only if that failed. No test in CMakeLists.txt carries a `unit` label, so ctest matched nothing, printed "No tests were found!!!" and exited 0. The fallback never fired. Every green run since then tested nothing. TESTING.md already documents the plain command; this matches it. CI also triggered only on pull requests and version tags, so main never got a fresh status after a merge. The branch badge stayed pinned to a run from 2026-03-16 and read failing regardless of the actual state. Locally on main: 9 tests pass, 3 are disabled for the reasons in TESTING.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With the suite actually running, four tests fail on a GitHub runner: Phase1SIMDTest.PerformanceTargetsValidation 245.8us vs 50us Phase6ProductionTest.ProductionPerformance... 146.5ms vs 100ms Phase6ProductionTest.ProductionDeployment... 137.7ms vs 100ms Phase7AdvancedAttentionTest.PerformanceBench... 151.4ms vs 50ms Every one is a wall-clock threshold. None is a correctness failure. TESTING.md already says timing on a shared runner is meaningless, which is why the benchmark binaries are excluded; these are the same thing living inside test bodies. They now run under TINYML_PERF_ASSERTS=1 and are skipped otherwise. The correctness assertions beside them, including the memory bound, still run every time, and the measured numbers still print. The targets look stale, not just runner-bound: Phase7 throughput comes in at 23.6 to 24.5 tok/s against its 25 tok/s line on a loaded laptop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase4SimpleTest.StreamingSimulation asserts max/min per-token time below 3.0 and came in at exactly 3.0 on the runner. Same category as the other four: it measures scheduling noise on a shared machine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two silent failures in the CI gate.
The test step ran no tests. It was:
No test in
CMakeLists.txtcarries aunitlabel.ctest -L unitmatches nothing, printsNo tests were found!!!and exits 0, so the||fallback never runs. Every green CI run since #4 verified the build and nothing else.TESTING.mdalready documents the plain command, so this restores what the docs claim.main had no current status. Triggers were
pull_requestandpush: tags: v*only. After a merge, nothing ran on main, so the?branch=mainbadge stayed frozen on the run from 2026-03-16, which failed. It readfailingno matter what the code did.Verified locally on main:
The three disabled tests stay disabled. The reasons in
TESTING.mdare sound: 16+ minute runtime, non-deterministic convergence, and a Linux-only segfault.🤖 Generated with Claude Code