Pytest-xdist for multicore tests #661
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Utilizing multicores reduces overall runtime to just over 8 minutes where 6.5/8 minutes is spent setting up the Windows environment. Big Win. |
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This PR attempts to speed up CI by running tests on multiple cores with
pytest-xdist. Locally I am seeing test runtime decrease from ~100 seconds to ~33 seconds.