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I see that we run a textsearch performance test and quickopen performance test as part of our unit tests. Do we really need to run those everytime? I think we should extract them towards code-performance-test.sh or similar to keep our unit tests execute fast.
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- fix its flakiness
- add test-int-mocha so .integrationTest.js files can be run separately from code.sh integration tests.
- make all.js support globs with --run
- Fixmicrosoft#22512
- fix its flakiness
- add test-int-mocha so .integrationTest.js files can be run separately from code.sh integration tests.
- make all.js support globs with --run
- Fixmicrosoft#22512
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I see that we run a textsearch performance test and quickopen performance test as part of our unit tests. Do we really need to run those everytime? I think we should extract them towards code-performance-test.sh or similar to keep our unit tests execute fast.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: