Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread Weiwei Yang
At the beginning, the latency of running Travis jobs was not so bad. I have the same concern when more and more projects move to GHA free plans, delays may occur. As a community, I suggest to monitor the state of our jobs, if things really go badly, we can communicate with Microsoft about giving th

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread Daniel Widdis
GHA is backed by Microsoft's Azure cloud. I'm sure they can handle the load. If they cared, they'd change the rerun all jobs option to allow rerunning a single job! On 2/2/21, 9:43 PM, "leerho" wrote: Agreed! We are processing GitHub Actions in less than 2 minutes, compared to 10 ho

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread leerho
Agreed! We are processing GitHub Actions in less than 2 minutes, compared to 10 hours with Travis-CI. Of course, as more teams pile onto GHA, this will certainly change :) On Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 6:07 PM Xiangdong Huang wrote: > Hi Leerho, > > Yes, indeed that is what we need to do. > > @Wewei Y

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread Xiangdong Huang
Hi Leerho, Yes, indeed that is what we need to do. @Wewei Yang, Congrats! Best, --- Xiangdong Huang School of Software, Tsinghua University leerho 于2021年2月3日周三 上午4:17写道: > Xiangdong, I noticed in your GHA yaml script you included the > Coveralls-repo-token in

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread Weiwei Yang
Just a quick update. The YuniKorn team has done the migration from Travis to the github action, so far it looks great. The pipeline now only needs ~20 minutes comparing to the past 6~12hours. We also use codecov and it also works great with github action. We are pretty happy with this migration, ho

Heron: Need help from IPMC

2021-02-02 Thread Josh Fischer
Hi, Heron only has one active mentor. We could use the assistance of a few more if someone is willing to help. - Josh

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread leerho
Xiangdong, I noticed in your GHA yaml script you included the Coveralls-repo-token in plaintext, which is not recommended. You can have INFRA load the token into the GitHub repo, which you can then acquire securely using GHA secrets. That is what we do anyway :) Cheers, Lee. On Tue, Feb 2, 2021

Re: [DISCUSS] EventMesh Proposal

2021-02-02 Thread Eason Chen
Hi, "*On one hand we don’t have a policy that say you must have to have done a name search before becoming a piddling, on the other changing a name does incur a large community cost and Infra would prefer that podlings don’t change names. Most podlings do the name search just before graduation. In

Re: [DISCUSS] EventMesh Proposal

2021-02-02 Thread Alexander Alten
Hi, Fully agree with Justin, we from Wayang had the same problem. We renamed the project before we submitted the proposal, and we documented everything. I’d encourage you to find a name which is TM ready in the US, India, CN and EU (if possible). You can’t graduate (or better it is unlikely) if a

Re: [DISCUSS] EventMesh Proposal

2021-02-02 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, On one hand we don’t have a policy that say you must have to have done a name search before becoming a piddling, on the other changing a name does incur a large community cost and Infra would prefer that podlings don’t change names. Most podlings do the name search just before graduation. I

Re: Travis job on github

2021-02-02 Thread Yuanbo Liu
It would be great if we could run a travis job on a private machine. I believe some companies would be glad to donate machines for unit testing of open source projects. On Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 3:10 PM leerho wrote: > Xiangdong, > Thank you, I pretty much came up with the same solution. Nonethele