Cirrus CI #2181
Cirrus CI #2181
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@fkorotkov interesting! Are there any re-tries on Cirrus CI? I wonder how come our builds always flake on travis/appveyor and are green on Cirrus. |
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@aslushnikov there are no re-tries on Cirrus CI. I've seen some tests failing with timeouts during testing. Maybe just once of twice. The only possible explanation I can come up with is that the environment that tests are executed is more performant. Travis executes builds on AWS VMs that run not the latest Docker. AppVeyour uses not the latest Windows VMs on Azure. Cirrus on the other hand uses Google Cloud and specifically Kubernetes Engine to run Linux-based container builds. Kubernetes nodes that run containers are using the latest Docker and by the way Chromium OS 😅 For Windows containers, at the moment, Cirrus CI uses Compute Engine to run the latest Windows Server optimized for Docker container. We are planning to move Windows container to GKE once GKE supports Windows. So since Cirrus CI builds are executed on Google Cloud Platform, maybe you can tell me why tests are more stable? 🤣 |
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Nice! This means we now have a docker image that's a part of CI that is guaranteed to work with pptr.
This will be very helpful for everybody who runs puppeteer in a docker
cc @ebidel
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If you are interested we can add Container Builder later on to publish such official images to Docker Hub the same way we do it for Flutter.
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@fkorotkov this would be great. Let's give cirrus some time and see how it goes. If it proves to be reliable, we'll be happy to publish puppeteer-compatible docker images.
As opposite to #2178, this change configures Cirrus CI to run Puppeteer in both Windows and Linux containers.
Here is a link to a corresponding Cirrus CI build:
As you can see there are 4 auto-generate Docker Builder tasks to build custom Linux and Windows Docker containers. And 4 tasks to actually run tests in the cached containers. If interested read more about Cirrus CI's container builds in this blog post.