always partition tests assemblies#43539
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Please make sure to do this. The currently partitioning rules are engineered around the processing power of our CI machines. They have generally 4 cores and last time I tried scaling up the partitioning the CI machines fell over and got slower. |
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@jaredpar Comparing the run from CI on this PR to a random one from master
this appears to be a positive change if you have 4 or more cores |
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back in the day there were only a few IDE tests that were worth partitioning. Then came nullable.
Now assemblies like Semantic unit tests are taking 28 minutes in a 52 minute test run.
(Tests that take over 5 mins)
With this this change I see a noticeable improvement on my machine
I'll now verify if this makes a difference on the CI machines