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CI MicroPython: Don't checkout submodules recursively. #351

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@microbit-carlos microbit-carlos commented Jul 14, 2023

Is not necessary and as MicroPython contains a lot of submodules with SDKs and similar it takes a long time to pull submodules recursively.

With this change CI build time goes down from 8 to 1 minute.

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Is not neccesary and as MicroPython contains a lot of submodules
with SDKs and similar it takes a long time to pull submodules
recursively.
@microbit-carlos microbit-carlos changed the title CI uPy: Don't checkout submodules recursively. CI MicroPython: Don't checkout submodules recursively. Jul 14, 2023
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Base commit: ac703214e88b8f3dba1df50c2e2af282b98f60d5
Action run: https://github.com/lancaster-university/codal-microbit-v2/actions/runs/5555644000

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As this is a CI-only change and the respective jobs have finished successfully it doesn't need further review and can be merged directly.

@microbit-carlos microbit-carlos merged commit 16b1867 into master Jul 14, 2023
@microbit-carlos microbit-carlos deleted the ci-upy-submodules branch July 14, 2023 15:29
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