test: Reduce tests run in short tests jobs #4319
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Our short tests are currently not much shorter than our long tests. Since we've seldom seen only one version of python have a problem with a checker, I'm experimenting to see if running the many MANY mapping tests only in the long_tests jobs will help us reduce the time it takes for short tests to run. I've also added some pytest insrumentation so we can see which of our tests take the longest to run so that we can hopefully find other places to reduce our usage footprint. * fixes intel#4315 Signed-off-by: Terri Oda <[email protected]>
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Looks like this reduced each short test run by around 10 minutes (or 1/3 of the total run time) so I'm pretty happy with that. |
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Our short tests are currently not much shorter than our long tests. Since we've seldom seen only one version of python have a problem with a checker, I'm experimenting to see if running the many MANY mapping tests only in the long_tests jobs will help us reduce the time it takes for short tests to run.
I've also added some pytest insrumentation so we can see which of our tests take the longest to run so that we can hopefully find other places to reduce our usage footprint.