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Hi, I noticed you run on CircleCI tests in 4 parallel containers. I work on knapsack_pro ruby gem for running tests across parallel CI containers in optimal time and I was wondering if this would be helpful for your CI setup. I added recently free support for open source projects like yours and I was wondering if Spree could benefit from it.
To give you a working project example, see Consul which is an open-source project. They use Knapsack Pro and here is Consul CI build recorded with knapsack_pro ruby gem and tests are split across parallel CI jobs thanks to Knapsack Pro Queue Mode. All parallel CI nodes finished work at a similar time so thanks to that there is no bottleneck and the CI build time can be as fast as possible.
What do you think?
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Hi, I noticed you run on CircleCI tests in 4 parallel containers. I work on knapsack_pro ruby gem for running tests across parallel CI containers in optimal time and I was wondering if this would be helpful for your CI setup. I added recently free support for open source projects like yours and I was wondering if Spree could benefit from it.
To give you a working project example, see Consul which is an open-source project. They use Knapsack Pro and here is Consul CI build recorded with knapsack_pro ruby gem and tests are split across parallel CI jobs thanks to Knapsack Pro Queue Mode. All parallel CI nodes finished work at a similar time so thanks to that there is no bottleneck and the CI build time can be as fast as possible.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: