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Move test to github actions. #288
Move test to github actions. #288
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what's the opposite of "fail-fast"? (and what's the default?)
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The default is True. The opposite is continue_on_error which will continue running all the shards even if one of them fails. https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#jobsjob_idstrategyfail-fast
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if the default is true, should be omit this line? having a line that sets the value to the default is generally misleading (people will assume it's doing something intentional)
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Sounds good, I'll send a fix!
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i worry that this method of sharding is going to mean we end up missing shards one day and not noticing (like if someone just increases the "shards" number but doesn't add a new "shard-index" line). Is there any way to guarantee that all the shards are present?
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From a quick look to the docs I didn't find anything that could be used to calculate indexes programmatically before actions read the file and triggers the builds.