use pytest-split in GHA test workflow #739
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Hello @janosh! Sorry about the delay. I will merge this PR now and please let me know for any other problems or concerns. |
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Tbh, I'm not sure the potential CI speed up from this change is worth the added complexity. I guess we can try it out on |
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@janosh Sure thing! |
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@janosh I think I need to revert this PR since several errors arose by the |
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Feel free. |
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Following the initially longer than expected runtime of
pytestin #734, I looked around a bit for a pytest plugin that would automatically distribute the workload among multiple concurrent runners.Luckily, exactly such a thing exists. Never used it before but looks great.
https://github.com/jerry-git/pytest-split
And they even have a GHA demo:
https://github.com/jerry-git/pytest-split-gh-actions-demo/tree/master/.github/workflows
Let's see if I set this up correctly. :)