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I think it would be great to run our test suites regularly instead of only when there's a PR.
For CPython we receive PRs daily, so perhaps there's no issue there. But our bots aren't as high traffic, and depend on various libraries.
Recently in bedevere we discovered issues with uritemplate, aiohttp (and probably asyncio) in Python 3.8. I also realized we haven't been running the tests against the latest Python versions.
daily cron jobs for miss-islington
daily cron jobs for bedevere
daily cron jobs for the-knights-who-say-ni
daily cron jobs for blurb_it
daily cron jobs for core-workflow (cherry_picker + blurb)
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GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #1 (Hook up Travis for PR/CI testing), #61 (Set up Travis CI), #54 (Travis tests are broken), #91 (Require macOS testing for Travis), and #147 (Run blurb as part of Travis).
For CPython we receive PRs daily, so perhaps there's no issue there. But our bots aren't as high traffic, and depend on various libraries.
Travic CI has a "Do not run if there has been a build in the last 24h" setting for exactly this case.
Added "help wanted" label as I'm not sure if I'll have the ability to configure the cron jobs in travis CI :)
Maybe I do? I haven't tried.
I have that ability, and I'm just a random core dev, so you should have it as well :)
It's at the bottom of settings page, e.g. here for blurb_it.
I saw the label, so I went ahead and configured the ones that didn't have a cron job yet. I used the above setting.
I think it would be great to run our test suites regularly instead of only when there's a PR.
For CPython we receive PRs daily, so perhaps there's no issue there. But our bots aren't as high traffic, and depend on various libraries.
Recently in bedevere we discovered issues with uritemplate, aiohttp (and probably asyncio) in Python 3.8. I also realized we haven't been running the tests against the latest Python versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: