In IRC Antoine suggested -j5 (note that -j is not compatible with -l so you have to override TESTOPTS not just EXTRATESTOPTS). Adding --slow here's what I get:
$ make TESTOPTS="-j5 --slow" quicktest ... 10 slowest tests: test_mmap: 221.6s test_shelve: 184.4s test_posix: 156.3s test_largefile: 150.0s test_concurrent_futures: 105.0s test_fork1: 12.0s test_threading: 8.8s test_signal: 8.4s test_warnings: 8.0s test_threaded_import: 6.1s If I disable down to and including test_concurrent_futures, quicktest runs in 3m20s wall clock. *That's* what I'm talkin' 'bout! And the run time is totally reasonable without halving the test run. I don't think those 5 slowest tests would be missed in a smoke test. Any objections to adding those slowest 5 tests to the blacklist, and -j5 to quicktest for Python 3.3? -Barry
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