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Move targets that take 30s or less to sanity #4322

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Since extended build runs only weekly, while sanity runs daily, it's a good idea to move fast running (e.g. duration <=30s) targets to sanity, to increase daily test coverage. This PR proposes to move the following targets to sanity bucket:

  • jck-runtime-api-javax_accessibility - takes ~23s on z/OS
  • jck-runtime-api-java_applet - 30s on z/OS
  • jck-compiler-api-signaturetest ~26s on z/OS
  • jck-runtime-api-javax_annotation ~30s on z/OS
  • jck-devtools-java2schema-DefaultMapping ~22s on Win
  • jck-devtools-schema_bind-bind_factoryMethod ~ 25s on Win
  • jck-compiler-api-javax_tools ~25s on Win
  • jck-runtime-api-javax_tools ~29s on Win
  • jck-runtime-api-javax_activity ~20s on Win
  • jck-runtime-xml_schema-boeingData ~24s on Win

Signed-off-by: Mesbah Alam [email protected]

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Good plan, thanks @Mesbah-Alam !

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LGTM

@llxia llxia merged commit d3eeb6a into adoptium:master Feb 10, 2023
@Mesbah-Alam Mesbah-Alam deleted the move-fast-tcks-to-sanity branch February 13, 2023 16:07
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