Change ERL_FLAGS to limit compile concurrency on CircleCI #2028
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Manually sets the Erlang scheduler count to
4:4
.This appears to fix the compile warning we were getting repeatedly:
I couldn't reproduce this locally, on either x86 or aarch64 - using the official Elixir image we use in CI; also using
elixir --erl "+T 9" -S mix compile --force
to slow down the scheduler timings.I found a note on the CircleCI
resource_class
docs that noted:So I've added an
ERL_FLAGS
var to the job not only did the test suite run way faster, it also doesn't appear to have any compile warnings (at least for the Ecto case).