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Migrate testing from Travis to Cirrus #242

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pp-mo opened this issue Jan 19, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #250
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Migrate testing from Travis to Cirrus #242

pp-mo opened this issue Jan 19, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #250

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pp-mo commented Jan 19, 2021

As Iris has done + for same reasons.

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Please have a look at the set up of SciTools-incubator/iris-ugrid for a good (IMO) example of using Cirrus and Nox with an Iris-dependent repo.

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jamesp commented Feb 19, 2021

I'll take a look at this, anyone have any objections if I try and use github actions instead of cirrus?

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I'll take a look at this, anyone have any objections if I try and use github actions instead of cirrus?

Environment caching is an important part of why we recently switched to Cirrus+Nox - the ecosystem of Iris dependencies makes environment build the majority of CI run time. There has also been recent discussion of using Cirrus compute credits to further speed up CI run time.

If GH actions can achieve similar run times somehow then I imagine there's no problem, but that seems like a big IF to me 🙂

(In future I've also been considering Cirrus' ability to run on a dedicated cloud machine (e.g. AWS) to potentially enable consistent benchmark results to be run directly from GH rather than running on on-premise machines. Can't benchmark on using traditional cloud like GH actions since the machines are virtualised so provide inconsistent results).

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jamesp commented Feb 19, 2021

👍 I'll use Cirrus!

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jamesp commented Feb 19, 2021

Work begun on this in #247

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