While I'm certain we could push through all these tests to support
parallelism, I think it will end up requiring continual work since
there is a class of tests that won't always work under concurrency,
but also that won't be immediately obvious until the damage is done.
I'm +1 on punting to docker
+1 to remove in favor of CI handling.
> On Apr 12, 2021, at 11:16 AM, Mick Semb Wever wrote:
>
> Cassandra's build.xml supports parallel test runners. This
> functionality is available through `-Dtest.runners` and the
> `testparallel` ant macro.
>
> It's always been there, but hasn't been acti
Cassandra's build.xml supports parallel test runners. This
functionality is available through `-Dtest.runners` and the
`testparallel` ant macro.
It's always been there, but hasn't been active recently since both
ci-cassandra and circleci call testclasslist instead of test.
Recently testclasslist
Sheng Liu,
> The ARM CI will be a gate to ensure long term development support ARM64 in
> Cassandra.
The servers that Huawei have provided have been instrumental in
getting the build and tests running on arm64. This is a huge
contribution to the community and I would like to say a big and pub
We have certainly paved the way to publishing ARM-specific artifacts,
although we don't currently have any. I do think adding an
announcement of ARM support would be beneficial.
On Sun, Apr 11, 2021 at 11:03 AM Sheng Liu wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> Previously we have promoted to make Cassandra suppo
