Use default runner and GFortran 10 #637
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Bump Ubuntu and GFortran versions Use GFortran-10 Enable full tests Replace hard coded project directory Bug fix for install build target Build all Configure the Python environment Compile in debug mode for quick test Remove unused Actions
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Thanks! This should also now allow regression tests PR #607 to run in GH actions (memory issues with gcc-7.4). |
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Feature or improvement description
This pull request reconfigures GitHub Actions to use the default GitHub-hosted runner (Ubuntu 20.04) and drops the need to use Docker images with OpenFAST preinstalled. This pull request also updates the GNU baselines with GFortran 10.
Related issue, if one exists
None
Impacted areas of the software
This primarily impacts the test suite. However, other pull requests will benefit from the improved build time from upgrading the GFortran version. The Docker-dependent pipeline also had a memory limitation when compiling the FAST Library, so that may be fixed here.
Test results, if applicable
The tests pass, but more interesting is the time to completion improvement between this configuration and the previous one: 1h 32m 43s vs 2h 8m 37s.