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Awesome! Is the problem with 5 concurrent jobs urgent? Is it a permanent problem or a problem because we have a free plan? In the latter case we could try contacting them and asking for a better plan. They promote S2L too, so they ought to be interested it getting good test coverage.
Would it make the CI more easier to use/configure/maintain if we could lift some of the free plan restrictions? Or should we gather some experience and then review?
Did looked that runner logic and module import code and it looks like it needs some refactoring. That init.py in utils looks like we have to find better way to import the modules for testing.
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drobota commentedon Aug 24, 2016
Short status is next:
Current issues:
What needs to be done
Nice to add:
cc @aaltat, @HelioGuilherme66, @wingyplus
pekkaklarck commentedon Aug 24, 2016
Awesome! Is the problem with 5 concurrent jobs urgent? Is it a permanent problem or a problem because we have a free plan? In the latter case we could try contacting them and asking for a better plan. They promote S2L too, so they ought to be interested it getting good test coverage.
drobota commentedon Aug 24, 2016
Yes, it is a limitation for a free plan. In my view 5 is quite enough. I mentioned it because we only need to select configurations wisely.
aaltat commentedon Aug 26, 2016
Would it make the CI more easier to use/configure/maintain if we could lift some of the free plan restrictions? Or should we gather some experience and then review?
But in any case, great work.
HelioGuilherme66 commentedon Sep 6, 2016
For now, to have a basic CI validating our Python 3 development, I created #657.
We'll come back to this task later.
aaltat commentedon Sep 6, 2016
Did looked that runner logic and module import code and it looks like it needs some refactoring. That init.py in utils looks like we have to find better way to import the modules for testing.
aaltat commentedon Dec 10, 2016
This is done in #678